• The Street, Wednesday, January 7, 2015 5:19 PM

China is not letting down in its fight against Gmail. Internet monitoring website Greatfire.org claims that the Asian nation "started to block large numbers of IP addresses used by Gmail" starting on Dec. 26, and that account holders had "no way of accessing Gmail behind the Great Firewall." While Google reported that service was restored last week, some users still can't access their accounts in China. Experts believe that China is fighting Google in hopes that its citizens will avoid using Gmail for communications and will in turn choose Chinese-made email platforms.

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