China in Tricky Get Bloggers*
Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008;
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By Frank Reed.
Leave it to bloggers to find a way around censorship.
On the heels of the Olympic Games in Beijing riots broke out in the Guizhou province of China over the death of a teenager according to the Wall Street Journal. While the Chinese government worked hard to prevent this from becoming a political and PR black eye before they parade themselves on the world stage that is the Olympic Games bloggers appear to have gotten the best of them.
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