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Chinese authorities are satisfied with Google’s tweaks to the Chinese version of its search engine.
July 20, 2010 | Posted in NEWS | Read More »
Link to this video Chinese authorities have closed a major oil terminal and dispatched a flotilla of dispersal vessels to tackle a 50 square kilometre slick of crude that was released after a pipeline explosion near Dalian. Amid fears that the spill could contaminate local beaches, maritime safety officials have also put in place a 9km long floating boom to try to keep the seepage from coastal waters near China ‘s largest deep-water port. The oil started to leak into the sea late on Friday night when a pipe conveying crude oil from a Liberian ship to a storage tank combusted and sparked a second explosion at another pipeline at Dalian Xingang oil port
July 19, 2010 | Posted in Green News | Read More »
China has the world’s biggest online population: more than 380m users China has tightened controls on internet use, requiring anyone who wants to set up a website to meet regulators and produce ID documents. The technology ministry said the measures were designed to tackle online pornography, but internet activists see it as increased government censorship. A number of websites are now being registered overseas in an attempt to avoid controls
