China Websites Fell 41% By End Of 2010

CCP Officials Fear Netizens & Internet –Qzone QQ.com

Chinese websites have fallen 41% during the past year, according to a new report from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

According to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences there were 1.91 Million websites operating in China at the end of 2010–41% fewer than a year earlier attributing the change to stronger censorship regulations.

On the 21 December, 2008 I wrote here that Chinese authorities have blocked access to the NY Times–Free Speech is essential in the pursuit of learning, every idea or thought is not an avenue of incitement, censorship only results in the pursuit of finding cracks in the Great Firewall of China.

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