Update 3: Chinese Target Web's 'Prohibited Language'
Chinese bloggers even on foreignsponsored sites had better choose their words carefully the censors are watching
Users of the Spaces section of Microsoft Corps new Chinabased Web portal get a scolding message each time they input words deemed taboo by the communist authorities such as democracy freedom and human rights
Prohibited language in text please delete the message says
However the restrictions appear to apply only to the subject line of such entries Writing them into the text with a more innocuous subject heading seems to be no problem...
Leavenworth Times: News Index
Microsofts Chinese staff could not be reached immediately for comment However a spokesman at the tech giants headquarters in Seattle acknowledged that the company is cooperating with the Chinese government to censor its Chineselanguage Web portal
Microsoft and its Chinese business partner governmentfunded Shanghai Alliance Investment work with authorities to omit certain forbidden language said Adam Sohn a global sales and marketing director for
But he added I dont have access to the list at this point so I cant really comment specifically on whats there...
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Chinese Target Webs Prohibited Language
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China Chinese bloggers even on foreignsponsored sites had better choose their words carefully the censors are watching
Users of the Spaces section of Microsoft Corps new Chinabased Web portal get a scolding message each time they input words deemed taboo by the communist authorities such as democracy freedom and human rights
Prohibited language in text please delete the message says
However the restrictions appear to apply only to the subject line of such entries...
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Users of the Spaces section of Microsoft Corps new Chinabased Web portal get a scolding message each time they input words deemed taboo by the communist authorities such as democracy freedom and human rights
Prohibited language in text please delete the message says
However the restrictions appear to apply only to the subject line of such entries Writing them into the text with a more innocuous subject heading seems to be no problem
Microsofts Chinese staff could not be reached immediately for comment...