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Full Article [today.reuters.com]
[edited by: jatar_k at 3:59 am (utc) on Feb. 21, 2006]
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There will be dozens more hurdles like this one waiting to happen. This will all be solved -off the record- with substantial money paid to the "right" guys... or by removing from SERPs stuff like Tienanmen Square... or Tibet...
"Do no evil" ;)
Google has a partnership with Ganji.com through which Google has the required license to operate Google.cn," said Google spokeswoman Debbie Frost
Google Denies Report [news.yahoo.com]
There will be dozens more hurdles like this one waiting to happen. This will all be solved -off the record- with substantial money paid to the "right" guys... or by removing from SERPs stuff like Tienanmen Square... or Tibet...
Well according to the various press releases...Google already filters the results.
"Google.cn blocks searches for material on human rights, Tibet and other topics banned by the government. Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news) has been accused of providing Chinese authorities with information that led to the jailing of two Chinese e-mail users, and Microsoft Corp. shut down the Web log of a Chinese user at the government's request. Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. also has been accused of cooperating with Beijing."
According to The Beijing News Google China already reported their headquarter in the USA about this problem. Chinese Internet Insiders are speculating about a Google expanding tour in China to get an own ICP-license...