Not blogging from China. Heheh.

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Well, at most of the places I’ve been the past few days my blog (and all blogs on the wordpress.com domain) is blocked so I haven’t been able to post, or even read my blog.

But I’ve been posting a ton over on Twitter and on FriendFeed. Both of those sites are totally available in China and are fast. Many other blogs are blocked here in China too. Huffington Post, for instance, isn’t available.

The censorship here is somewhat easy to get around, if you have a proxy server available outside of China.

Anyway, I’m on using one of those servers right now, so am going to do a quick post.

Embedded here is a video of Gary Rieschel of qimingventures.com, the cofounder of Softbank Capital, who shows me a new company he invested in that makes interactive screens in taxis.

More to come when we can sneak through the great firewall of China but in the meantime you should watch my FriendFeed account for more photos, accounts, and videos.

We had a great time in Shanghai, but now are in Shenzhen where I am interviewing “Mr. China” (that’s what an article in the Atlantic called him) Liam Casey (he’s one of the top supply chain managers in the world).

More later.

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17 thoughts on “Not blogging from China. Heheh.”

  5. It’s interesting that the company I work for can so effectively block YouTube, MySpace and Facebook as well as all the ways to get there like third party proxy services, yet the Chinese government hasn’t figured it out!

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  6. It’s interesting that the company I work for can so effectively block YouTube, MySpace and Facebook as well as all the ways to get there like third party proxy services, yet the Chinese government hasn’t figured it out!

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  16. I’m in China in the new year and would like to npost to my usuals (Jaiku, Rejaw, Flickr etc. Is there an easy way to find what is blocked? and for a non-techie like me how do you get round this?
    Also, are news sites all blocked (BBC, CNN etc)? I will only be posting from hotel wi-fi etc

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  17. I’m in China in the new year and would like to npost to my usuals (Jaiku, Rejaw, Flickr etc. Is there an easy way to find what is blocked? and for a non-techie like me how do you get round this?
    Also, are news sites all blocked (BBC, CNN etc)? I will only be posting from hotel wi-fi etc

    Like

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