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Thanks for the site info. Did you see his latest posts on the actual availability of web access?

"06-21-05 Roll Call For Typepad Sites
Asiapundit has confirmed my initial concerns of censorship on some of the Typepad sites that I listed earlier.
If you're in China, Asiapundit is asking for a headcount from those who are able to view his blog. If you can't, please leave a comment here on this post. (What province are you posting from)
Thanks."

Last Updated: 06-21-05 8:29 P GMT+08 :: China ::
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What's going on in the China blogosphere?
I noticed that several of the China blogs listed in my RSS reader haven't been responding to update requests for the past few hours and when I clicked to open their sites from the links on my blog, I received the same response from each of them: This page cannot be displayed.
So far it looks like Asiapundit, Myrick, Glutter, Simon World and The Asia pages have all been rendered inaccessible from my location. They are still up and running though because I can view them through a proxy browser, but otherwise I can not.
What's up with that?"

Yeah, I just got through reading his and Asiapundit's posts on the topic. Given this (plus the new registration requirement), it's starting to look like pro-freedom people over there will have to be more creative in the way they get out to the Net.