article_snippet: And there are signs the Great Firewall is expanding the Great Firewall reach.
article_snippet: And that "father" would be Lu Wei, the so-called Internet czar of China who was recently photographed smiling at Mark Zuckerberg's desk during a visit at Facebook's headquarters in California.
article_snippet: Last year, the U.S.-based LinkedIn decided to censor some content on the U.S.-based LinkedIn Chinese site.
article_snippet: And fear is mounting that Zuckerberg's recent charm offensive with Lu Wei reflects Facebook's desire to do whatever it takes to crack the China market.
article_snippet: So would global Internet users rise up against a Facebook that censors the U.S.-based LinkedIn posts and monitors the U.S.-based LinkedIn users to comply with local laws in China?
article_snippet: "At the end of the day, the U.S.-based LinkedIn're not going to give up Facebook because Facebook is operating differently in China.
article_snippet: A Facebook that fits the firewall, and fortune at the expense of freedom.