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Your example of china (where google sacrificed profit in order to stay true to their ideals of openness) destroys the rest of your argument. "1.3 billion Chines
by rohamg 13y ago
Your example of china (where google sacrificed profit in order to stay true to their ideals of openness) destroys the rest of your argument. "1.3 billion Chinese" are living in a censored Internet, that is a far greater tragedy than how an public corporation chooses to prioritize feature requests.
- guard-of-terra 13y agoGoogle doesn't lead in South Korea and Russia either - and challenged in Czech and Japan. It is possible.