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What does China censor online?

David McCandless is at it again, lending his info-graphics-fu to the issue of Chinese censorship.

Written by Nick Senske on January 28, 2010
Chinese censorship online

There’s some repetition in the graphic, but it made me look. I’d like to see a list of what’s not censored.

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Nick — Jan 28, 2010
 
Tagged with: Censorship, China, Graphic Design, Infoviz, Websites

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