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Following last week’s news that China was blocking access to the iTunes store in response to a Tibet protest album that some Olympic athletes had apparently downloaded, it appears that China’s Great Firewall experts have figured out ways to block on a per album basis. Yes, iTunes is now available again in China — but that particular album remains off limits. Of course, you would think that if China had simply ignored the issue altogether, it would have received a lot less press. But that doesn’t exactly seem to be how they think about things in the Chinese government these days.
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