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Thursday, November 11, 2004 

Conclusion Left Out From "Web of Influence"

This section got cut from the conclusion of "Web of Influence" [via Daniel Drezner's blog]:
"Authoritarian states that seek to censor the Internet can easily censor blogs. Ironically, blogs are nearly as easy to block as to create. Governments can stymie their citizens’ access to a large fraction of the blogosphere by filtering out standardized blog URLs such as Blogger or Typepad. China has on occasion blocked all blogs based at blogger.com, blogs.com, and typepad.com... wherever Internet content is restricted, so are bloggers."

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