Google Search & Cache Filtering Behind China's Great Firewall

By: nart on 1 September 2004
Posted in Asia, China, Publications

Although China no longer blocks Google in its entirety, a Chinese user of Google can potentially have a much different Google experience than one from another country due to China's content filtering practices. Chinese Internet users' access to Google is filtered for specific keywords, and this filtering disrupts Google searches as well as access to the Google cache. Click Here for the full bulletin.

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