> I guess not, because anything that's not allowed is by default prohibited? Yes, at least for online content. As far as I understand it, a researcher who want

> I guess not, because anything that's not allowed is by default prohibited? Yes, at least for online content. As far as I understand it, a researcher who wants access to some out-of-country material has to manually submit a request. The censors then download the article or page, go through it, and pass it on if it's found acceptable. In addition, no single computer has access both to the global internet and to the intranet.