China Web2.0 Review reports that Technorati is blocked in China again. It seems that the Great Firewall is blocking again.
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Netanel "Net" Jacobsson is a fmr. Facebook Executive, an entrepreneur at heart with a burning passion for media, music, film, art and what makes people tick'. Advisor to: Aurora Feint a.k.a. OpenFeint, Crowdstar, Screenjelly, Plymedia. BoD: P1.cn Contact me
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