Chinese authorities appear to have blocked U.S. film and television production company HBO’s website after comedy show “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” aired a segment criticizing President Xi Jinping for censorship. HBO.com, which offers programming information but no shows, was unavailable to internet users in China, according to Greatfire.org, a watchdog group.
Hbo Website Is Down In China After John Oliver Skewers Xi Jinping On Last Week Tonight
Bloomberg, Time: Entertainment
Mon, 06/25/2018 - 11:14pm
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