googleblog.blogspot.com — After discovering a major security breach from hackers in China that sought to steal info on Chinese and international human rights activists, Google says it will stop self-censoring Google.cn content in Chinese Google searches. Too bad the realization comes after they supported the Communist Party's censorship for years.
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darrelcJan 13, 2010
Panda its the other way round now, the in thing in digg is to hate america
eavesdropJan 13, 2010
Cyber Attacks occur everyday from all over the world for Google. It is an excuse to control PR that surrounds this decision. The excuse may carry weight to old men who know nothing of tech, ultimately businessmen and politicians. I support google for doing this.
gianttsJan 14, 2010
Actually only some people in south China can't pronounce the L. And we are not glad to see Google gone. Google has a really good image in China. We think it is much better than Baidu. The censorship has only damaged the credit of China govt. But I still have to say that Google did the right thing.
netbowlJan 14, 2010
Poisonous toys, fabricated information about the economic boom, nuclear proliferation, controlling press, no respect for human rights....WTF what's this country upto?
xavie87Jan 15, 2010
Tien an men square does not exist
clapsfranciscoJan 17, 2010
im sorry that was lame of me
andylong1011Jan 20, 2010
impossible ,China has the most cyber citizens
flarn2006Jan 24, 2010
Just leave Google.cn up and not censored. Google is a US-based company; they don't need to follow China's laws.
coogizMar 12, 2010
Bing 'brother' Biagle push Google to leave China<a class="user" href="http://Biagle.com" rel="nofollow">http://Biagle.com</a> , a micro-blogging that looks like twitter, launched on January 12, and is pushing Google to leave China. The site logo is very similar branding to the world's leading search engines Bing, Baidu and Google, and it sounds similar to the Mandarin word for brother Bige.
ankita_bMay 23, 2011
Hey, very nice blog. I came across this on Google, and I am stoked that I did. I will definitely be coming back here more often. Wish I could add to the conversation and bring a bit more to the table, but am just taking in as much info as I can at the moment.
Thank You.
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