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Why did China censor and then unblock LinkedIn?
By Jon Russell Tue, Mar 01, 2011 12:00PM UTC View Comments
China’s great firewall (GFW), the commonly reference to the country’s internet censorship policy, is never far from the news but it made new headlines last week when it blocked and the subsequently unblocked business social network LinkedIn two days later. I caught the news Thursday evening and it passed me by without so much as...
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