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Google rebels against China’s Internet censors Sources News Release http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR717.htm Publisher:  Sources News Releases Date Written:  13/01/10 Year Published:  2010   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter Reporters Without Borders hails US Internet giant Google’s announcement yesterday that it will stop censoring the Chinese version of its search engine, Google.cn – a move that could lead to Google.cn’s closure and Google’s withdrawal from China. Abstract:  Reporters Without Borders hails US Internet giant Google’s announcement yesterday that it will stop censoring the Chinese version of its search engine, Google.cn – a move that could lead to Google.cn’s closure and Google’s withdrawal from the Chinese market. The company said it took the decision following sophisticated cyber-attacks on Gmail accounts coming from China. “We can only welcome the courage shown by Google’s executives,” Reporters Without Borders said. “A foreign IT company has fin... To read the full release go to http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR717.htm Topics Censorship Censorship/Official China China/Doing Business in Chinese Sources Search Engines

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