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其实一直以来，百度从未与官司绝缘; 众所周知的是鉴于robin夫妇及其好友的政府关系背景，总能屡次化险为夷。但这次，貌似所有的关系都失去了用场。那些当年追访李彦宏的媒体，突然间都成了墙倒众人推的帮凶。从媒体宠儿，到人人喊打的过街老鼠，转换只需要一瞬间。但是，对百度这样的纳斯达克上市公司而言，国内各大媒体闹得再凶都不足以撼动帝国的霸气，真正有致命影响的，是欧美研究公司、投资银行的报告、评级这些资本市场高度关注的东西。

前CTO也明白Hidden Web的增长是无限的，而百度的抓取却总停滞不前是不行的，所以只能海量抓取新站来弥补。但这种做法遭到保守派反对。后来刘的离开就是技术部内无休止派系斗争的牺牲品。而李彦宏在不主持技术工作的这些年里，采取的是偏听的固执态度，会议上被否决的一方无法心服口服，会后曾有相当数量的技术人员给李彦宏直接发邮件阐述合理的要求，但都石沉大海或被冷冰冰的驳回。

Kai-Fu Lee, co-president for Google Greater China told us there will be no GMail in the foreseeable future, because Google would be unable to protect user data from the government.

The firm’s founder, Yan “Jane” Wang Jia, is an IT legend and former beauty queen who has parlayed her business success into political power. Referred to as the “Mother of the Great Firewall of China” by several Chinese IT Web sites, she sits on the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), which guides political policy in all areas of government and society.


Lin is also well known for her photography. In this interview, she speaks about the lack of development in the Chinese web 2.0 / Internet industry, Taiwan's uncensored Internet, the opportunity average Chinese people got to "taste the flavor of freedom in an unblocked Internet" during the Olympics, and digitally savvy Chinese netizens.

此事经过网友通过互联网爆料（youtube视频）后，人肉搜索再次发挥威力，林嘉祥的单位、职务等纷纷曝光，网民的声音也引起上级领导的重视。

于是我们看到，用户自创内容在web2.0时代所发挥的巨大威力，在这个人人都可以成为记者的时代，面对身边发生的新闻事件，公众越来越倾向于拿起DV、DC或者笔，将新闻事件记录下来。无论是政府高官，还是普通个人，还是企业，都需要注意自己品牌的维护、声誉的管理，否则自己可能在瞬间面临声誉崩溃、前途完蛋的境地。

请转告罗永浩先生，如果牛博网需要保护bullog品牌，本域名可赠送给牛博网品牌拥有者。各位现在知道.cn的域名不可靠吧？被没收了吧？花了钱，控制权却不完全属于老罗。在此，我代表我们大楚国人对罗永浩先生 的遭遇深表同情。大家还是用国际域名吧，如果需要bullog.org这个域名，罗永浩先生可随时找我，我就赠送给他，不过有条件哦，条件是： 写软文歌颂我一次，但不准使用任何副词和形容词，不准用FUCK、JB和他妈的，不准用叹号，看罗永浩怎么怎么表现他的才气； 将来坚持在 http://bullog.org 上给我一个链接，链接到http://zuo.la/ ，就放在页底好了，不能放在偏僻的肉眼不能识别的角落； 罗永浩必须承诺为牛博网用户提供RSS全文输出，不要逼RSS阅读用户到为牛博网增加pageview，RSS阅读用户和WEB浏览用户的重合程度不高，不必折腾使用RSS阅读方式的读者。

Three of the circumvention tools — DynaWeb FreeGate, GPass, and FirePhoenix — used most widely to get around China’s Great Firewall are tracking and selling the individual web browsing histories of their users. Data about aggregate usage of users of the tools is published freely. You can see, for example, that the three sites most visited by users of these circumvention tools are live.com, google.com, and secretchina.com. Aggregate data like this is a terrific resource for those of us interested in researching circumvention tool usage, and not much of a privacy risk for the circumventing users if it is only stored (as well as displayed) in the aggregate.

分类的设置是为了方便采集回来的信息的管理，也方便用户在WEB页面上的浏览。我们分类的配置分为：

8月8日奥运会开幕式当晚，通过监控发现有网友在百度贴吧发了涉及中国奥运圣火在海外传递时海外不法份子阻挠扰乱圣火传递、要求人权及西藏独立等不良内容的帖子，我们第一时间向市公安局网监支队通报情况，在10分钟内就对不良发贴进行了删除。

Loki Network Project is free VPN service and SSL based free VPN server. It is an opportunity to protect your private data (IP address, e-mail/FTP/HTTP passwords, web-sites visited, uploaded/downloaded files and etc...) and bypass certain Internet access limitations you may have at your location.

然而GAE貌似在中国已经彻底被GFW给堵死了， GFW就如同XX主义不散的阴魂飘荡在互联网上，连GAE这样的纯开发性质的平台都扼杀，实在无耻之至。

然而GAE貌似在中国已经彻底被GFW给堵死了， GFW就如同XX主义不散的阴魂飘荡在互联网上，连GAE这样的纯开发性质的平台都扼杀，实在无耻之至。

昨晚去参加了Irish Web Award 2008的颁奖礼，还是颇有感触的。 Ireland虽然只是还没有江苏大的岛国，但互联网的应用和创新程度让我们处于GFW监管下的泱泱大国惭愧。抄袭、垃圾站、GFW, 这是中国互联网创新人民上的新三座大山，这些大山不被推倒，中国的互联网事业很难有光明的未来。

In an interview last week, Powell asserts that issues like Network Neutrality in Obama’s agenda are “in the weeds,” because “[a] lot of the FCC’s issues aren’t ‘president of the United States’ issues.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Reasonable minds can differ over the right policies to preserve the open Internet, promote next-generation broadband, safeguard online privacy, and create a connected digital democracy. Supporters of Obama (like me) can think he made a mistake in his handling of the FISA telecom immunity legislation (as I do). The absolute worst approach is to label these as insignificant technical matters that the President need not address. That’s been the mindset, with disastrous results, the past eight years. As chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, John McCain was exposed to a wide range of tech policy issues. On the other hand, he admits he’s “computer illiterate.” Ask yourself how you’d feel about working for a corporation where the CEO doesn’t know how to use a computer. No matter how smart, someone who can’t open a web page, type a letter on a word processor, or compose an email message, is going to be fundamentally out of touch with the daily experience of every member of the knowledge economy.

THE MCCAIN NEGATIVE WORDCLOUDWords Not in McCain’s Tech Policy | blog |social network | collaboration | hyperlink | democracy | google | wikipedia | open access | open source | standards | gnu | linux | | BitTorrent | anonymity | facebook | wiki | free speech | games | comcast | media concentration | media | lolcats |

Even if we ignore the cultural, social, and democratic aspects of the Net, even if we consider the Net to be nothing but a way to move content to “consumers” (his word), McCain still gets it wrong. There’s nothing in his policy about encouraging the free flow of ideas. Instead, when McCain thinks about ideas, he thinks about how to increase the walls around them by cracking down on “pirates” and ensuring ” fair rewards to intellectual property” (which, technically speaking, I think isn’t even English). Ideas and culture are, to John McCain, business commodities. He totally misses the dramatic and startling success of the Web in generating new value via open access to ideas and cultural products. The two candidates’ visions of the Internet could not be clearer. We can have a national LAN designed first and foremost to benefit business, and delivered to passive consumers for whom the Net is a type of cable TV. Or, we can have an Internet that is of the people, by the people, for the people. Is it going to be our Internet or theirs?

“Senator McCain’s technology plan doesn’t put Americans first—it is a rehash of tax breaks and giveaways to the big corporations and their lobbyists who advise the McCain campaign. This plan won’t do enough for hardworking Americans who are still waiting for competitive and affordable broadband service at their homes and businesses. It won’t do enough to ensure a free and open Internet that guarantees freedom of speech. It won’t do anything to ensure that we use technology to bring transparency to government and free Washington from the grip of lobbyists and special interests. Senator McCain’s plan would continue George Bush’s neglect of this critical sector and relegate America’s communications infrastructure to second-class status. That’s not acceptable,” said William Kennard, Former Chairman, Federal Communications Commission.

That the Internet is now capacious enough to host an entire subculture of users who enjoy undermining its founding values is yet another symptom of its phenomenal success. It may not be a bad thing that the least-mature users have built remote ghettos of anonymity where the malice is usually intramural. But how do we deal with cases like An Hero, epilepsy hacks and the possibility of real harm being inflicted on strangers?

n June, Lori Drew pleaded not guilty to charges that she violated federal fraud laws by creating a false identity “to torment, harass, humiliate and embarrass” another user, and by violating MySpace’s terms of service. But hardly anyone bothers to read terms of service, and millions create false identities.

GFW想必大家不会陌生。GFW的全称是Great Fire Wall，是伟大而正确的中国共产党用以屏蔽一切不和谐网络信息的防火墙工具。现在奥运期间，官方迫于国际奥委会的压力，暂时地开放了部分被禁的网页比如flikr、Wiki。奥运之后，大家还可以去尝试一下维基百科这个借助Web2.0的力量，在短时间内制作完成的世界百科全书。域名是http://wikipedia.org/。

我是如此深爱着我的国家，所以我不能容忍，她被政府践踏。

从某种角度说，我们也应当感谢GFW。是它成就了我们的坚持不懈，让我们发现，原来自己，可以如此顽强。