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China seeking more info on Google
Author:Jonathan Translate Updated:2010-01-14 Views:
An official with the State Council Information Office says Chinese Internet authorities want more information on Google's statement that it may quit business operations in
The unnamed official says Chinese authorities are searching for more information on Google. It is still unclear, whether Google will cease operations in
The statement was the Chinese government's first public response to Google's announcement it is considering shutting its Google.cn website and its offices in
Google's corporate development and chief legal officer, David Drummond, posted a statement on the company's official blog Tuesday, saying it will review the feasibility of Google's business operations in
Drummond's post claims censorship in
Drummond's post also says Google will try to negotiate with the Chinese government for more favorable operating conditions in
If Google decides to cease operations in
Recently, the world's largest Internet search engine encountered a series of setbacks in
In October, a group of Chinese authors accused Google of violating copyright laws with its digital library. Tuesday, Google postponed negotiating with Chinese writers and gave no reason for the delay of the meeting.
Google's announcement made an immediate impact in trading on the NASDAQ in
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