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It seems the latest internet service to fall victim to the “Great Firewall of China” is Apple’s iTunes Store. According to a New York Times article, this is likely the Chinese government’s response to the “Songs for Tibet” benefit album, which features many popular artists—including Rush, John Mayer, Sting and Dave Matthews—that was released on iTunes on August 5th, just before the start of the Beijing Olympics.
The International Campaign for Tibet recently announced that more than 40 Olympic athletes had downloaded the album, which was produced by The Art of Peace Foundation.
The album’s page on Amazon.com and and a video promoting it on YouTube also seem to be inaccessible in China.
Read [The New York Times]
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