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China crisis for Google bosses
Students For A Free Tibet, a New York-based organisation campaigning against China's repressive policies, claims that more than 50,000 letters have been sent to Google bosses in recent days protesting at the company's decision to censor searches on its google.cn website in line with Beijing's wishes. Protesters have also staged public 'break-ups' with Google at demonstrations outside many of its offices around the world.
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DragonMaster
on February 20, 2006 6:10 PM |
[quote]protesting at the company's decision to censor searches on its google.cn website in line with Beijing's wishes. [/quote]They still can go on other Google sites, no? |
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mentaljedi
on February 21, 2006 6:28 AM |
that's what i was wondering. But i guess most don't understand any other language but chinese. Time to learn English guys! |
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Nic
on February 21, 2006 12:44 PM |
Maybe google detects the IP address of incoming requests and filters the results accordingly... |
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DragonMaster
on February 21, 2006 3:17 PM |
[quote] Maybe google detects the IP address of incoming requests and filters the results accordingly...[/quote]If you use Google.com but every others are not doing this. |
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