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Which also makes their departure a bigger negotiating point with the Chinese government.
by lallysingh 17y ago
Which also makes their departure a bigger negotiating point with the Chinese government.
- liuliu 17y agoIt is not a negotiating, it is a choice that Google already made by not censoring search result. Chinese gov is known for the attitude not negotiating with human right activists.
- djcapelis 17y agoI checked google.cn and the results still seem to be censored. The blog post says they will stop the censorship, not that they already have. I think they're leaving the door open for the government to save some face here and approve it if it wants. That said, they did not leave a whole lot of room for China to save face and that may be enough to sink any hope of progress on that front.