So you may have heard that YouTube is blocked in the PRC. Those of us who live here have come to depend on YouTube for little 2-minute clips of entertainment which keep us smiling throughout the workday. So now what do we do? Well, I was all set to... ...full story at Sinosplice
from Sinosplice on Sun, Oct 21 2007
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| 15 Jun 08 |
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Youtube Poop: Best Of Youtube 2 »
YouTube video This is my second Youtube Poop.
Twice as long as the first one.
Video Clips in order:
1. Muffins
2. Zaff Impression
3. Numa Numa
4. Dramatic look
5. Grelin Lhasa Apso
6. Family Guy Stewie Anoys Lois
7. Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
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| 01 Nov 07 |
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YouTube Unblocked in Mainland China » Virtual China It seems that today Chinese users could visit YouTube again since it was blocked on Oct 14. It was really terrible when I heard YouTube was blocked half a month ago. Quite a lot of people considered that it was for the National Congress which was held... |
| 17 Mar 08 |
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YouTube Blocked in China » Google Blogoscoped China blocked access to Google-owned YouTube during the current unrests among those fighting for more Tibet independence, several sources report. YouTube is currently hosting many clips on the issue with user reports, as a search for e.g. lhasa protests... |
| 18 Oct 07 |
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China: Youtube Blocked » Global Voices Several sources seem to confirm that youtube has been blocked in China. Ken Wong noticed that the blocking happened soon (one day) after youtube launched its traditional Chinese version (zh). Transpacifica has also confirmed the blocking of youtube. |
| 23 Oct 07 |
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Youtube remains blocked but nobody seems to care » Shanghaiist So in the meanwhile, Youtube remains blocked. Shanghai blogger John Pasden of Sinosplice informs us that Youtube wasn't the only unlucky fella. Revver.com and Dailymotion.com also appear to be hit. And of course Google Video was never accessible in China... |
| 09 Feb 07 |
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Youtube: ad venue for Chinese business » Virtual China Seeing Youtube from Chinese eyes, this video about Xu Jinglei and her blog traffic is being hailed as an example of China's first company to use Youtube for advertising. Donews has an article which discusses Youtube as a platform for promoting Chinese... |
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