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Google China Ordered to End Foreign Site Access

by Rocky Fu on June 20, 2009

in Search Marketing

via FT.com,

Beijing has ordered Google to stop users of its Chinese-language service accessing overseas websites in the biggest blow to the world’s leading search engine in China since it started operating there four years ago.

As I tried just now, I was still able to access overseas websites listed on Google.com search results.

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