Posts Tagged ‘censorship’
Google Hong Kong
www.google.cn is toast… Welcome to www.google.hk I had thought for awhile that Google might pull something like this and try to keep their presence by bouncing off their uncensored .hk domain. I’m curious to see what happens next. Will www.google.com be blocked outright on the Mainland? (it was intermittently blocked in the past) and what […]
Google Bomb II
Like I’ve mentioned before, I believe the censorship and human rights dimensions of Google’s pull-out argument is largely smoke-screen done in an effort to make-up with Western audiences in regards to their controversial 2006 decision to base their servers on the Mainland. What I don’t think is being discussed enough in media is the simple […]
Google Bomb – They’ve finally had it…
I can’t get enough. I’ve only been watching China for about 7 years (not too long) but I’ve never come across a shaking story like this. Google is annoyed…pissed is probably an more appropriate description. Some of my thoughts. While their human rights dimension is probably smoke-screen whipped up for Western fans, Google is making […]
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