Pro-China Group Makes Anti-Google Group on Currently-Censored Facebook – Weird China News

What does Savita Bhabhi—the sari-clad Internet porn star—have to do with Google's threat to leave China?
For Indian companies, potentially a lot.
Savita, of course, is the voluptuous cartoon character who looks like a cross between reality television star Rakhi Sawant and Veronica Lodge of the Archie Comic book series. There's nothing subtle about Savita—although she certainly tries.

Some websites are completely blocked in China, while some are subject to more subtle interference. A methodical look at several websites suggests that care must be taken in evaluating their accessibility in China.

Eric Schmidt, Google's chairman, has strong views on legislation setting up government Internet blacklists. "I would be very, very careful if I were a government about arbitrarily [passing] simple solutions to complex problems,"... "So, let's whack off the DNS.

China's Sina microblog, a Twitter-like service, appeared to be blocking searches for the Chinese words for "Hillary Clinton" and "Hillary", just a day after the U.S. Secretary of State gave a speech urging governments to end Internet censorship. "In accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and policies, the search result did not display," said the response on the microblogging site.