Censorship 2.0: China Blocks Google Search, Apps, Gmail, And More

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techcrunch.com - 6/24/2009

Censorship 2.0: China Blocks Google Search, Apps, Gmail, And More

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The People’s Republic of China has apparently barred its citizens from visiting a host of Google properties, including the main search engine, Google Apps, Google Reader and Gmail. A search on Twitter (preferred hashtag seems to have become #fuckgfw ) reveals that many Chinese are ...

gmailblog.blogspot.com - 7/1/2009

Official Gmail Blog: Labels: drag and drop, hiding, and more

— gmailblog.blogspot.com — Wednesday, July 01, 2009 9:07 AM Posted by Damian Gajda, Software Engineer A few months ago Gmail... got some new buttons and keyboard shortcuts to make labeling easier, especially for those of you accustomed to that familiar folder feel. Now we're ... (more) Official Gmail Blog: Labels: drag and drop, hiding, and more

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assetize.com - 6/22/2009

Assetize: Buy and sell Twitter, Gmail and other online accounts

— assetize.com — Recently Added Accounts Account Amount Twitter Account ');" onmouseout="tooltip.hide();"> Twitter sonyps4 $500.00 Bid Now Gmail Account ');"... onmouseout="tooltip.hide();"> Gmail 2012uselection $200.00 Bid Now Gmail Account ');" ... (more) Assetize: Buy and sell Twitter, Gmail and other online ...

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