Well, I can see their position... They're providing as much as they can. They provide full results outside of China (which the people in China smart enough to get around the barriers can get to), but the only way they could provide any results at all from within China was after being filtered...
Not sure there's a real good answer there until China figures out how to uncensor itself. (: Levi On 6/22/06, Tony Wirtel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/21/06, Levi wrote > Well, I dunno about a comparison to Wal-mart (there's a difference between > "cheap" and "free"), but Google certainly seems to be getting into a bit > of > everything. The nice thing is that *so far*, they seem to be using their > brains and actually coming up with GOOD ideas... > > Of course if they turn evil we're all doomed. (: > > Levi How 'bout agreeing to censorship in China? < http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2006/01/28/google_china_censorship_fuels_calls_for_us_boycott/ > They're saying now maybe it wasn't such a hot idea. Tony Wirtel
