I reckon Murdoch would better spend his time worrying about how to make MySpace's business in the US sustainable. The site has been beginning to hemorrhage users as it becomes more commercial and a bit seedier. True, it seems to be running replacement rate, but it remains to be seen whether that keeps up.

Meanwhile, I expect that they would face the same fate as other high-profile US Internet brands if they were launch here: dismal business complemented by a PR thwacking back home as they make the inevitable changes to suit Chinese regulatory requirements.

All that said, I can't wait --cannot wait-- to watch them try.

Damn, that sucks, cause irreasonable shit haps. Ya know, I am currently staying in China, and this stuff looks idiotic - what's the purpose, limitation of access to them chinese? Damn, I can't dig it. No way

I am an expat here. How can you make myspace work again? I was using myspaceproxy.biz before but now thats not working as well.

What about people who are expats? We can even access the international site any longer. One world dream- yeah right? So people are too lazy to learn another language we all have to suffer? I keep in touch with my family and friends on there. I can't write to any one now!

Warning: I do not know anything about this since I never worked at this problem...

You can try this: link

You can also try setting up an SSH server then ssh tunnel through that. Because I doubt they would block connection to you own server, i.e some random server on the internet.

Don't quote me on this if I was going to do this I would make it work by doing research, but I'm not doing it. Maybe if I ever move to China I will. When I vacation in China I completely stay off the net.

SSH tunneling is really easy to setup, read this:

http://www.pthree.org/2006/10/28/ssh-its-a-secret/

for a more detailed discussion:

http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1508

The only caveat is that you need Linux.

Linux is so easy to use man, you should try it. Try

http://www.ubuntu.com/

It's very very easy to use!! It's much better than windows too.

But Linux is hard to use because you have to type in commands says you. You don't have to use the command line if you don't want to! It's gotten very user friendly of late. For example if you want to install SQUID mentioned above to setup a proxy server you would use this graphical tool called Synaptic. All you do is click on Systems->Administration->Synaptic, then search SQUID, then click on update! It's installed! You can pretty much install anything this way, no need to EVER open up the command console!

Give a Linux a try. Setting up a home server is a piece of cake! Note however, if you are on a dynamic IP ISP (i.e cable modem) you need to setup dynamic DNS.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_DNS

There are free services offering for this.