Video: How China Censors the Internet

By HideIP Admin | Published: May 16, 2009

New internal documents leaked from Baidu, China’s biggest search engine, reveal how information is monitored and manipulated

The list of restricted phrases includes:

  • Communist Party
  • Internet police
  • China’s human rights
  • Communism sleep
  • Democracy dictatorship
  • Human rights protection
  • Taiwan independence
  • Government incompetence
  • Free gate

[Via Digital Inspiration]

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