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China Blocks Google
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Mirror-Google works
9/10/2002 9:45:23 AM
Posted By: Ernst Poulsen

According to the Jutland Post (in Denmark) the mirror-editon of Google
http://www.alltooflat.com/geeky/elgoog/
is available without problems in China.

The "elgooG"-site works precisely the same way as Google - only everything is in reverse. Not only the keywords you enter - but also the results.

Reporters within the country say, that it does take some time to get used to typing with a mirror in front of the computer - but, that it actually works.

Ernst Poulsen
ernst@ernstpoulsen.com
http://www.ernstpoulsen.com
The've already circumvented the block
9/9/2002 11:30:46 AM
Posted By: W.

try www.elgoog.com. It's a mirror of google.com in the truest sense of the word... and it breaks through the google filters. The Chinese will just need to search with a mirror :)
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