Der Spiegel interviewed Google co-founder Sergey Brin about the decision to shift the company’s China-based search engine to Hong Kong: SPIEGEL: Four years ago, you allowed your service to be censored. Why have you changed...
Google co-founder Sergey Brin talks to the Wall Street Journal about the decision to stop censorship of Google’s China search engine: The beginning of that change came just after the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, Mr....
At the TED conference in Southern California, Chris Anderson questioned Google founder Sergey Brin about Google’s potential decision to leave China. From a transcript posted on Search Engine Land: Anderson: Have you know...
From Global Voices Online: Google, the largest searching engine service in the world, has become under fire for its incompetence for providing unstable services to Chinese customers, due to the intensified online censorship, or Great Firewall of China, around the 17th anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre. …Google has offered its censored version at Google.cn, a China-hosted […]
From Reuters, via The Washington Post: Google Inc. (GOOG.O) is committed to doing business in China despite criticism the company has faced for abiding by Chinese government censorship restrictions, co-founder Sergey Brin said this week. On Tuesday, after a session with several U.S. senators to discuss telecommunications legislation, Brin made comments that prompted some journalists […]
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