I'm traveling to China soon and I want to be able to blog and upload photos. However, I know that some sites (like blogger) are banned/blocked in China, so I want to make sure that the sites I'm using work in China before I go there.
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yes although i was reading on CNN.com that china or was it some other Oriental country was blocking out certain sites that deal with Capitalism
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The US probably cannot do anything as this site does not appear to have any connection to the United States. There is no way to shut down a web site in a foreign country.
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You can't. To be safe get yourself an international driver's license using your Chinese license. Tickets are expensive in Europe. Better be safe than sorry. GET an international license.
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You can go to places like video.google.com and look for videos (they have all types and on the right of the page there is a blue button that you can click on that will open a little drop down thing, and u can pick from several choices of bloging sites to post to, myspace, blogger, live journal or type pad. those links will be in blue and if u click on one of those it will open another window and u put in ur blogging user name and password and it will post to ur blog, this is completely safe, as i have done this a lot and use it for my myspace.
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Did it appear in writing that you couldn't post a profile in the US if you were from the UK? Most likely that was something you overlooked in the fine print. I honestly think it's inappropriate that they would prohibit you from posting your profile in another country. You paid for the service and it's your choice. Keep fighting it, but odds are that it was somewhere in the legal mumbo jumbo that you signed when you suscribed to the service.
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i would rather you report my answer as abuse and have them read it.\n\ni do not support the corprate policy of blocking information at any level for any person over the age of 18 so with that said yahoo please let china see everything i do and be pop up advertized to death and the same goes for google you evil corprate types willing to sell your soul to make a buck .
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how do you compete with http://www.alibaba.com plus hundreds of thousands americans and other foreigners going to China's annual exhibition?\n-what product guarantee can you offer? products from china are mostly cheap, but very low on quality (not all, but mostly)
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well they are a communist nation, and censorship is what communists do. impure communism is corrupt and the ruling group still feels it needs to crush dissent. if the chinese government allowed uncesored blogs and search engines, the people would organize and overthrow the communist regime. china is just trying to hold to to what will soon be an extinct form of government.
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i don't think,but you should check the india internet laws.If you have a company or business registered in Indian then you should follow the  laws,and also it will depend where the website is hosted.Get the website  hosted outside India.
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http://www.blogger.com/start
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Uh oh, blogs are illegal in China
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Good question!\n\n"IP <-> Country database at LUDOST.NET"\nhttp://ip.ludost.net/\n\nResult for just the "CH" (China) Top Level Domain (TLD) IPs.\nhttp://ip.ludost.net/cgi/process?country=1&country_list=ch&format_template=prefix&format_name=&format_target=&format_default=
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I'm sorry that I don't have the answer that you are looking for, but if it is any consolation, when I was designing mine, even the fact that I had rollovers and disjoint rollovers, when  I was testing it, IE kept on telling me that "the active content was being blocked to protect my PC", but after uploading it to the server, it did not give me any problem, did you already uploaded it to your hosting server and gave you the same problem?
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Think about it this way, ten years ago, you wouldn't have been able to access the Internet in China.  Small steps.  Too much and China could collapse into another Russia.
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YES!!! Google just went to all kinds of trouble to be active in China. You will most likely not only get arrested, you will just disappear and never be heard from again. Go, enjoy, learn, return, then write. Don't try it there. I do quite a bit of business with China and you better know what you are saying or signing (when it comes to contracts etc.) be very careful of what you have on your computer. It can be confiscated at any time, with or with out your knowledge.
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i used to do this all the time. \nhttp://www.wujie.net\nit's not dependable, but it works
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Simply put, you can't hide the image's original location like you are wanting to do. Why not instead upload the images to a public domain designed for image sharing - such as imageshack - then you won't be giving out any details for the domain you obviously want to keep hidden\n\nEither that or simply upload the image directly to your Blog - then there will be no link issues at all