Apr 21
Web search for Tiananmen not censored, but do people care?
Written by guest on Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 at 8:25 pm
Filed under:-guest-posts | Tags:censorshp, filter, GFW, tiananmen
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Filed under:-guest-posts | Tags:censorshp, filter, GFW, tiananmen
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As a readers of China blogs for quite some times, I’ve read my fair share of reports of Tiananmen being a taboo subject in China, and a sensitive terms that’s filtered by the Chinese government’s GFW (here, here).
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But those reporting filtering/censorship seem to have categorically fell silent when it appears the term “Tiananmen 64” (in Chinese and English) is not being filtered. For what reason or motive, I don’t know – but there appears to be zero, I mean, ZERO follow-up on this appearant good news.
Anyway, here’re what appear to be uncensored search results from two major Chinese-language search engines:
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