With conflicting reports about YouTube access in China tonight, here’s the breakdown from reports to the unfortunately named Herdict (Herd + Verdict, get it? neither did I…) censorship reporting tool: 66 reports from China in the past 3 1/2... ...full story at Mutant Palm
from Mutant Palm on Wed, Mar 04 2009
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| 30 Jul 08 |
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IOC probes China censorship claims »
YouTube video Jul 29 - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is looking into reports of internet censorship for journalists covering the Olympics.
As the Olympic Games approach, there are still limits to the amount of internet access granted to reporters.... |
| 01 Apr 09 |
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Herdict: Real-time censorship tracking » Danwei The recent YouTube block in China brought attention to the hitherto unknown site Herdict. Site founder Jonathan Zittrain tells Thomas Crampton how he wants Web 2.0 tools to monitor censorship. Just in case, video also on Daily Motion. Is Herdict a good... |
| 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... |
| 26 May 09 |
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Herdict: now, in Arabic and Chinese! » James Fallows Several months ago I mentioned a new web site from Harvard's Berkman Center called "Herdict," which allows people around the world to pool information about web sites being blocked. For instance: late last year, I suddenly found that I couldn't reach the... |
| 10 Mar 08 |
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Tudou shutdown reports: What's going on? » RConversation Late last week, several reports appeared on the Chinese internet claiming that Tudou, one of China's biggest YouTube clones, was ordered to shut down by the State Authority for Radio Film and Television. (See good roundups on the situation on... |
| 09 Mar 08 |
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YouTube and Flickr: DENIED! » Sinosplice OK, I’ve gotten over this annoying message I see anytime I try to access a Google Video: I’ve gotten over it mainly because I don’t ever use Google Video. YouTube has everything. Today, for the first time, I got this: (Text reads:... |
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