[Salo]

I guess Google can serve ar China's memory hole. Do no evil? My ass.

[Salo]

tech pings.

[denydenydeny]

Ah, but when it comes to American pedophiles, Google suddenly develops a spine.

[mewzilla]

This the same company that just said screw you to the US government when it came to getting data for a child porn case? Then they turn around and kiss the PRC's despotic behind?

[jeremiah]

So much for the wish that freedom brought by the internet, will change the Chinese leadership styles.

[visualops]

China's search engine censorship continues [The 'noble' Google cooperates]
Pandia ^ | undated | Lars Våge
Posted on 01/23/2006 1:04:45 AM EST by Hacksaw
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1563084/posts

[Blennos]

I have stopped using Google entirely for this and other reasons. I use A9.com and thereby get a discount on my Amazon purchases. I see no real diference in the quality and breadth of my search results.

Another gripe against Google.

It is curious -- perhaps not really -- that on Google Earth's map of the Middle East, every nation is listed except for one. Can you guess which one it is? google earth Middle east

They have become a powerful, arrogant, leftt-wing colossus. I will no longer patronize them.

[nickcarraway]

Someone explain this to me:

1. Google resists turning informations over to the U.S. Gov't.

2. Google gives in to the Chinese gov't's demands.

Is it just me, or is there a problem here?

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Yes and as more and more of those 1.3 billion wild and crazy Chinese google down and that rénmínbì starts rolling in by the billions and billions the Chi-coms will say,

"Excuse me google, but the freedom-loving democratic People's Republic of China finds your anti-socialist search results in the U.S. objectionable "

And once again from one of the company's executives' fleet of wide-body Boeing airliners will come this, "'We firmly believe, with our culture of innovation, Google can make meaningful and positive contributions to the already impressive pace of development in China,' said Andrew McLaughlin, Google's senior policy counsel. Therefore. . . . "

[Right Wing Assault]

Google officials characterized the censorship concessions in China as an excruciating decision for a company that adopted "don't be evil" as a motto. But management believes it's a worthwhile sacrifice.

Money talks. Everyone has their price and Google just found theirs. Sold what was left of their liberal soul. I can't imagine screwing over their users by not letting them find the truth. Whatever happened to integrity? What a bunch of phonies.

[Para-Ord.45]

I use CLUSTY .

http://clusty.com/

[Mojave]

Online search engine leader Google Inc. has agreed to censor its results in China

But Google is refusing to assist our Justice Department's investigation of online pornography and perversion.

[ShadowAce]