« The Daily Mixr 3/22
Apple’s Video Game Software Share Rises »


Google’s Chinese research and advertising staff will remain in operation, but all searches from Google.cn have been forwarded to Google.com.hk, the Hong Kong site that Chinese officials cannot censor.

For sometime, Google has been tussling with the Chinese government over censorship of its search engine. Earlier this year, when Chinese hackers broke into Google servers and stole sensitive information, Google threatened to pull out of China. At an impasse for the past couple of months, Google and China have not been able to reach an agreement. Google insists that its move is legal, but Chinese officials are obviously not pleased. It remains to be seen how long the Chinese government will allow its citizens to access Google’s Hong Kong site.

Source: Google


Rating:
(Avg: Need 5 votes)
 

 

« The Daily Mixr 3/22
Apple’s Video Game Software Share Rises »

1 Comment

Dear Guest, please login to comment

Login with your ZiggyTek account

Create New Account | Forgot password?


Please keep the comments clean by not posting advertisements, profanity, or personal attacks. Terms of Use.

Having trouble registering? Try our non-javascript registration page.

Thank you, Google, for standing up for human rights.

suggest a link

Follow Us


Tips

We love to hear from our users, so if you have anything you would like us to write about let us know by emailing us at tips@ziggytek.com.

MustRead


PopularBlogPosts

Categories


Archives


About ZiggyTek

ZiggyTek is more than a gadget blog - it's a gadget community. In addition to bringing you the updates on the newest gadgets around the world, we give you a venue to discuss amongst each other and ponder those nuances that make all the difference. Got a tip on a hot new product? Let us know! Do you own one of the gadgets we cover? Give us your own impressions! Just around for articles? Take your time!