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Chinese MSN: Microsoft admits to censoring 'list of words'

By Dan Ilett

Published: Thursday 16 June 2005

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Human rights, freedom and democracy, these are thi...
Matt Hamon

On this computer I have no less than 17 filters bl...
David Gaskill

Microsoft should be ashamed of contributing to Chi...
Peter Scargill

I just hope the Chinese government also shut down ...
Ian Savell

David Gaskell is right - No list of censored words...
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