Baidu’s Internal Monitoring and Censorship Document Leaked – Tech-Web

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Mutant Palm puts forth possible "bad stuff" that could happen at the Olympics. Try this link from in China. It's Blogspot.

NYT: "A set of Chinese government censorship guidelines recently leaked to the Internet provides a rare and intimate window into the thinking of propaganda officials."

You really have to read the list to believe it.

Social networking website Twitter, which is blocked in China, announced a new censorship system on Thursday to allow country-specific censorship of tweets that might violate local laws, a move prompting a flurry of criticism around the world. Chinese artist and human rights activist Ai Weiwei said he would quit Twitter if the company follows through with the new rules.

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In 2010 when the famous "Heaven" [or "Heavenly World", a type of nightclub, sauna, KTV, or adult entertainment club] was investigated by Beijing police under suspicion of providing sexual services and then banned from operating, its closure made waves.

Most people already know the issues on Censorship in China. Especially Internet Censorship, as for now, Twitter, YouTube, facebook and flickr etc. are all blocked in China. Netizens spend numerous times on techniques on how to get over the “Great Firewall of China”. This is an ongoing topic being discussed to death.

A company accused of turning a palace in Beijing's Forbidden City into an exclusive club for the wealthy has fired its entire staff on suspicion that one or more of them leaked information about the company's operations to outsiders.

The United States has asked the Chinese government to provide details of its internet censorship policy in a bid to ensure fair competition in a letter from the US ambassador to WTO, Michael Punke. Many US commercial websites have not been able to enter the country's market due to its selective blocking of content on the internet, often referred to as the "Great Firewall of China."