• Will I stay anonymous if I test a site?
• Who is censoring?
• How does Internet censoring work?
• Is only the Internet being censored?
• Will Internet censorship ever change?

How do the people of China counter this?

The Chinese are very resourceful in this. A site about popular movie stars may become a vehicle for discussing delicate political issues. Among Chinese ‘nerds’ hacking systems are circulating that completely bypass censorship, but you must be knowledgeable enough to download these from non-blocked sites. And then there are weblogs that appear to discuss dogs but are in fact describing the political situation in China.

• What about Wikipedia?
• Can Internet censorship happen here?
• Why should I be bothered?
• Will this site be blocked as well, eventually?
• Are Western companies engaging in censorship in China?
• Are you associated with any human rights organisation?
• Once again: who is censoring in China?
• What about blogging?
• Can the Great Firewall be by-passed by technical means?
• What if people persist in distributing ‘sensitive’ information via their websites or blogs?
• Relevant links
• Important: disclaimer
• Some things for you to download
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