Censorship in action. Compare: google.com Image search for Tiananmen (22,100 hits), and google.cn image search for Tiananmen (413 hits). And I don’t see any of Google’s promised “some stuff has been censored from this search” notifications.
But it’s not quite perfect: see page 5 of the results (although the host concerned has already been taken down).
I believe the “some stuff has been censored” message is bottom left on the page, in Chinese characters. Compare this: http://images.google.cn/images?q=tiananmen to this: http://images.google.cn/images?q=pizza . But maybe it’s not, I don’t know any Chinese :-)
I don’t see any of Google’s promised “some stuff has been censored from this search” notifications.
Me neither, but I can’t read Mandarin.
At the bottom of the search you linked:
Which (computer-translated) is:
Hmm… The .cn link redirects to the other one over here… Wonder what’s up with that.
Boris: works for me.
Looks like the censorship isn’t enough for China:
http://www.forbes.com/technology/feeds/afx/2006/02/03/afx2498050.html
Tom: Thanks :-) I looked at the top of the results, but not at the bottom.