While China blocked Google, Facebook, Twitter and others, LinkedIn quietly remained unscathed. That was until Thursday when China blocked the social business networking site. The China block was in reaction to user Jasmine Z calling herself a “critical dissent dying for democracy, freedom and justice in my homeland” and set up a LinkedIn discussion group. As a result, China blocked LinkedIn.
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According to this recent doc on slide share titled “LinkedIn demographics and statistics – 2011″ it is 1.1 million.
http://www.slideshare.net/amover/linked-in-demographics-and-statistics-2011
That is too bad. non-censored information is def a freedom taken for granted. Do you know how many LinkedIn users there were in China before the government shut it down? I wonder if there is any dissent from removing a business social site.