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China tells Google to obey rules even if it plans to pull out
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article published on 17 March, 2010
The Chinese government expects Google.cn to respect the country's rules with regard to censorship even if it plans to quit the country altogether. Shares of Baidu were up 4.8 percent on Monday, while shares of Google fell 3 percent as speculation mounts on Google's likelihood to leave the country.
The search giant announced in January that it would quit China if it had to maintain self-censorship ... [ read the full article ]
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17. March 2010 @ 03:04 |
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"Even if it pulls out, it should handle things according to the rules and appropriately handle remaining issues," Anyone know what rules there talking about. And what can china do them if they don't obey the rules and just flip a switch and turn off service to China. Unless it's some kind conspiracy to start a Flame war between China and the States....
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17. March 2010 @ 07:55 |
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China think they can tell anyone what they can do or cannot do, to me China can go to hell, oh wait, they already are!
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KSib
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17. March 2010 @ 19:11 |
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Gtfo China. It's one thing to ask them to abide by your regulations in your country, but if they're gone then you've got no authority... well, unless they own a majority of your stock; which I imagine they do not.
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Sleeek
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17. March 2010 @ 22:02 |
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I wonder how 384 million people will go searching the net if google pulls out. I can see China just begging for google back very soon...
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17. March 2010 @ 22:59 |
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Originally posted by Sleeek:
I wonder how 384 million people will go searching the net if google pulls out. I can see China just begging for google back very soon...
Maybe I can get them all as referrals for Swag Bucks.
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ddp
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17. March 2010 @ 23:04 |
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Sleeek, Baidu is the next biggest search engine in china so if google leaves then Baidu will be #1.
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Gnawnivek
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18. March 2010 @ 14:57 |
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Originally posted by 灵境小子:
Originally posted by Hyasuma:
China think they can tell anyone what they can do or cannot do, to me China can go to hell, oh wait, they already are!
你怎么知道的？不要口出狂言！
He says, how do you know? Don't speak of things you don't know!
Obviously, the dude lives in China, so...
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Gnawnivek
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18. March 2010 @ 15:02 |
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Originally posted by 灵境小子:
Originally posted by Sleeek:
I wonder how 384 million people will go searching the net if google pulls out. I can see China just begging for google back very soon...
真不知你是装孤陋寡闻啊还是井底之蛙，我们有百度Baidu，你知道不？google在中国混的很不咋地，你小子了解吗？嗯？！goole走了，正好给Bing机会了，笨蛋！
He says, are you that isolated? Like a frog in a well? We have Baidu, do you know that? What do you know of how Google is performing in China? Hm? With Google out of the picture, it's an opportunity for Bing, idiot!
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Bluto1841
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18. March 2010 @ 16:00 |
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Bluto
Start bigtime war w/China. When in China I had to use a clandestine PC in a back alley. Not for ME!!! I felt BIG BRO was watching~~~
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Gnawnivek
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18. March 2010 @ 16:59 |
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Originally posted by Bluto1841:
Bluto
Start bigtime war w/China. When in China I had to use a clandestine PC in a back alley. Not for ME!!! I felt BIG BRO was watching~~~
Can somebody translate that for me? Thanks!
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waddy
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20. March 2010 @ 08:36 |
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Originally posted by Hyasuma:
China think they can tell anyone what they can do or cannot do, to me China can go to hell, oh wait, they already are!
But the US tries to do exactly the same thing all the time, either with guns (usually) or with lawyers or with embargoes and blockades. The US has never learned that you get more with sugar than you do with salt.
China and the US have much more in common than anyone thinks, including censorship. Bush outlawed showing the bodies coming back from Iraq, as a for instance. The US has more people in prison per capita than anyone else in the world. Bush outlawed dissent with his famous 'you're either with us or against us line'. I don't agree with Chinese censorship but look in your own backyard before going nuts about what the Chinese are doing. You're no freer in the US, it is just as corrupt and in the great "FREE" United States you stand a much better change of going to prison than you do in China
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juventini
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22. March 2010 @ 22:30 |
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Screw china communist rules!
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