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China will ease its restrictions on Internet access during the Olympic Games.

The International Olympic Committee says it has received assurances from China's government that journalists will have free access to the Internet and that live television feeds will not be restricted during this year's Games in Beijing.

Officials at the International Olympic Committee are calling on Beijing to open Internet access during the upcoming games. The issue is a sensitive subject for authorities in China, who have long restricted access to information in the country.

China's authorities shut down 44,000 domestic websites and homepages and arrested 868 people while investigating 524 criminal cases in a campaign against Internet pornography last year, a national teleconference has heard.

Faced with poor PC penetration and infrastructure bottlenecks, India is likely to achieve only half of the targeted 20 million broadband internet connections by 2010.

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