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Google in China

Obviously not learning its lesson from the uproar over their censorship of Google.cn, the search company has now agreed to further deals in China. It’s a bit early to guage the blogosphere’s reaction, but I’m not sure how favourable it’ll be…

The Reuters article can be found here.


Posted Thursday, January 4th, 2007 @ 6:30 pm
Filed in business and productivity, china, human rights, politics, science and tech

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