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Google blames glitch not hacker for 'Chinese' bio bugRegister - John Leyden - 25 Mar, 2010Google has blamed a snafu that resulted in an executive biography page for senior execs at the search engine ... |
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Searching for a leader in a Chinese market without GoogleXinhua - Wu Chen - 25 Mar, 2010BEIJING, March 25 (Xinhua) -- In the week that Google closed its search engine on the Chinese mainland, its former rivals have ... |
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Google Removed From Motorola's China Phone as Fallout SpreadsBusinessWeek - Mark Lee - 25 Mar, 2010March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc.'s search engine was removed from a Motorola Inc. handset shipped in China, raising concern the US Internet ... |
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Domain register follows Google out of ChinaRegister - John Oates - 25 Mar, 2010Domain registrar GoDaddy is ending business in China after the country introduced new rules on registering ... |
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Google China Exit a US Plot, State Researcher SaysBusinessWeek - 25 Mar, 2010(Adds Foreign Ministry comment in fifth paragraph. See {EXTR } for more stories about Google in China.) March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc.'s decision to ... |
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Google's exit a plot, says China DailyEconomic Times - 25 Mar, 2010BEIJING: Google's exit from China is a "deliberate plot", a Chinese daily said Thursday, adding that Google's services in India and some other countries ... |
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Google Feels China Exit FalloutNPR - 25 Mar, 2010Google is feeling the wrath of China. The company's other business deals in China are also coming under pressure, two days after it moved its search engine ... |
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Foreign firms ponder China futureSydney Morning Herald - Allison Jackson - 25 Mar, 2010Foreign firms in China, rattled by the trial of Rio Tinto staff and Google's woes, are finding it harder to do business in the country due to mounting red ... |
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Two more US Internet cos leave ChinaOneindia - 25 Mar, 2010Washington, Mar 25: Two more US Internet companies have decided to pull out of China because of internet freedom restrictions and censorship. ... |
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Google: slow boat from China or a slow death?Telegraph.co.uk - Peter Foster - 25 Mar, 2010Google could face a slow death in China following its decision to shut down its Chinese search engine as companies shy away from dealing with the internet ... |
Breakfast briefing: A look behind the curtain of cybercrimeThe Guardian (blog) - 25 Mar, 2010• After a week filled with news about Google's escapades in China - and a day when domain registrar GoDaddy tried to get some time in the spotlight by ... |
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ETC.Calgary Herald - 25 Mar, 2010The Internet company owned by Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, severed ties with Google's search services Wednesday, sparking concerns other companies ... |
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Editorial: Go, Google | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03/25/2010Philadelphia Inquirer - 25 Mar, 2010Google said this week that it would no longer censor its search engine service in China. The Internet giant began redirecting searches by users in China ... |
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China in attack on GoogleBelfast Telegraph - 25 Mar, 2010China has issued a blistering public attack on Google and appeared quietly to begin to get businesses to abandon the US internet giant after it moved its ... |
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Dell and Go Daddy threaten to follow Google out of ChinaTelegraph.co.uk - Malcolm Moore - 25 Mar, 2010Two major US technology companies, Dell and Go Daddy, have threatened to pull out of China in the wake of Google's departure from the country. ... |
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Second internet giant pulls out of ChinaABC Online - Kim Landers - 25 Mar, 2010Another United States internet company has announced it will follow Google's lead and partially retreat from the ... |
China Unicom won't use Google on Android phonesMarketWatch - Phani Kumar - 25 Mar, 2010HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd. won't use Google Inc.'s search function on its smartphones, ... |
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Google's Quixotic China ChallengeBusinessWeek - Douglas MacMillan - 25 Mar, 2010Google (GOOG) is stepping up a campaign to get other companies and the US government to join it in putting pressure on China's ... |
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US web registrar GoDaddy.com to pull out of ChinaSify - 25 Mar, 2010Washington: The world's largest registrar of internet domain names said Wednesday that it was pulling out of China in the wake of strict new laws that ... |
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Google still chasing source of cyber attacksThe Australian - John Letzing - 25 Mar, 2010GOOGLE decision earlier this week to dodge China's Internet censorship came roughly three months after the cyberattacks that set off the imbroglio were ... |
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Google Inc's deals in doubt amid spat with BeijingNewsday (subscription) - 25 Mar, 2010(AP) â€" Google Inc.'s business ties in China unraveled a little more amid a widening backlash to the US Internet company's decision to move its Chinese ... |
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Microsoft Tarred as Tyranny Abettor as Google Asks Feds to Promote Net FreedomWired News - Ryan Singel - 25 Mar, 2010Google is urging the US government to make net censorship a part of its trade and diplomatic negotiations, even as it holds out hope that ... |
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Google tosses ball back into China's courtZDNet (blog) - Garett Rogers - 25 Mar, 2010Instead of simply withdrawing from China, Google has decided to redirect traffic from google.cn to google.com.hk â€" their site hosted out of Hong Kong. ... |
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Google's good deed in ChinaWashington Post - 25 Mar, 2010IT'S NOT often that a major multinational corporation sacrifices profits and the possibility of substantial growth for a human rights principle. ... |
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What Does It Cost Go Daddy To Leave China?Wall Street Journal (blog) - Geoffrey A. Fowler - 25 Mar, 2010Go Daddy, the large Internet domain registration company known for its sexy TV ads, announced on Wednesday that it was going where so ... |
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Google is not GodChina Daily - 25 Mar, 2010On March 24, the overseas edition of the People's Daily published a commentary entitled "Google is not God", accusing Google of helping the US intelligence ... |
Brin Drove Google to Pull Back in ChinaWall Street Journal - Jessica E. Vascellaro - 25 Mar, 2010Google Inc. co-founder Sergey Brin pushed the Internet giant to take the risky step of abandoning its China-based search engine as ... |
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US Urged to Act on Internet FreedomsWall Street Journal - Geoffrey A. Fowler, Loretta Chao - 25 Mar, 2010Google Inc. told legislators that the US government must support Internet freedoms, as Congress weighs bills that ... |
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Google's Stock Can ReboundWall Street Journal - James B. Stewart - 25 Mar, 2010The Google-China showdown is at hand, and for sheer drama it us hard to beat. That any private concernâ€"even the world's largest Internet ... |
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China mobiles blow for GoogleFinancial Times - Kathrin Hille, Justine Lau - 25 Mar, 2010China's second-largest mobile operator has announced that it will remove Google's search function from new handsets developed with the US company in the ... |
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