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August 24, 2005

Chinese blog entrepreneur knows how to keep Internet police at bay

Stephen Baker

BW's Bruce Einhorn interviews Hu Zhiguang, founder of a leading blog service company, Blogcn. Check it out. What strikes me is Hu's equanimity in dealing with Internet police and forbidden words. And the Chinese bloggers he describes are equally pragmatic. Those who post forbidden words "are not real bloggers," he says. "They know it will be deleted."

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