> From this we can assume that censorship issues are not only an issue for foreign firms, but also a primary concern for domestic companies This does not follo

> From this we can assume that censorship issues are not only an issue for foreign firms, but also a primary concern for domestic companies This does not follow from the previous statement. Also, it doesn't refute the reality that Google was fine with self-censoring between 2005 to 2009. The self-censorship system was already implemented (because, you know, they were already self-censoring).