Subscribe for Free: “Investment Postcards Daily” By Prieur du Plessis, on December 24th, 2011 posted in: Investment, Markets, Money  
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When I try to open Investment Postcards Daily in China (two different browsers) I get a message:
JSON.parse: unterminated string Response parse failed.
The site investmentpostcards.com presents no problem.
@BrianS Thanks for letting me know. I will pass the info on to the relevant people. Can you open the general newspaper site, http://www.paper.li?
When I try paper.li I get the typical Great Chinese Firewall message: “…can’t open the page…because the server unexpectedly dropped the connection,” so apparently it is a problem due to my location.
As you probably know, youtube cannot be opened here either, and also in some other unexpectedly innocuous countries such as Denmark, where I lived for several months. Can’t expect you to link your videos to some other site, however, and I’m glad to read what I can from your links.