Google had launched its search engine in China in 2006 and had censored search results for four years to comply with the government's demands, but after the firm was the subject of a major hacking attack, the company decided to take a stance...
It's possible that Google+ has been banned selectively, that access has been limited by the Chinese government, or that Google simply didn't make the new site available from servers that provide easy access to Chinese users.
The Chinese argument, especially on government-run mediums, is that the news we get in Western media is tainted by anti-communist bias – and that our propaganda is what's painting the portrait of Chinese issues.
The Chinese government claims Google is using an attempted targeted Gmail phishing scam as a "political tool for slandering other countries," according to a scathing front-page editorial in the People's Daily today, the official newspaper of the...
As a brand marketer targeting China, it's easy to get local PR firms that hire the water army - better known in Chinese as “Shui Jun” - to post positive comments about your company or negative comments about a competitor on the Internet under the...
Chinese writers slam Baidu for copyright infringement - Reuters While Google employees have had a hand in the overthrow of the despotic Egyptian government last month, Google chose an interesting Doodle - the birthday of the composer of the...
The Chinese government has launched a new search engine called Panguso that aims to not only become a top search engine in China but lead in the international market. Comparing Goso's mobile feature to Panguso, it seems Goso understands the...
Government Controlled Search Engine Panguso Launches in China by Danny Goodwin Last week, executives from the Chinese search engine Baidu flew to the United States to meet with Facebook in their Silicon Valley offices.
While Facebook did launch a Chinese language version back in 2008, currently Facebook is blocked by the Chinese government. Google, however, cited a Chinese cyber attack on theirs and over 30 other companies' systems as their reason for ending...
The new search engine is touted by Xinhua as an "accurate search service for news, websites, images, videos and audio data," although it will be strictly censored by the Chinese government. Panguso, which was announced in August, appears to have...
Chinese New Year 2011: Google's Year of the Rabbit Doodle by Danny Goodwin Amid the warm wishes for the Chinese New Year, there are a lot of advertising plugs. Today is the Chinese New Year. As protests continue and the Egyptian government blocks...
The Chinese government does not want its citizens watching dissident Liu Xiaobo get his Nobel Peace Prize today, so they have blocked news sites such as CNN, BBC and the Norwegian state broadcaster NRK.
Chinese Search Giant Baidu Launches Groupon-like Site - PCWorld Iranian government officials have been outraged to discover that a Star of David, the symbol of Judaism, is on the roof of the Iran Air headquarters building.
Wall Street also may be skittish on Chinese Internet companies as Google's recent ultimatum has raised serious questions on censorship and Internet security issues as it relates to the Chinese government.
Seems the Chinese government used the "Great Firewall" to block Google, YouTube and Gmail for a couple of days this week, Fox News reported. Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman, Qin Gang said Google China "is a company operating within China to...
Twitter Blocked By Great Firewall of China Posted by Frank Watsonhttp://www.kangamurramedia.com Jun 4, 2009 Seems the Chinese government is not a fan of Twitter. Access to the social media site has been blocked in China, according to ASSME.
This means anytime the Chinese government decides that a certain type of content isn't worthy of its people, they can tell search engines not to list them. Forget Tibet; Free the Content SEARCHING FOR MEANING In China, search engines are...
This means anytime the Chinese government decides that a certain type of content isn't worthy of its people, they can tell search engines not to list them. Forget Tibet; Free the Content SEARCHING FOR MEANING In China, search engines are...
China Antimonopoly Law Could Derail Microsoft/Yahoo Deal, GoogleThe Chinese government is activating legislation that may give problems to the possible Microsoft Yahoo purchase. We've collected all the search marketing news from selected posts to...
China Antimonopoly Law Could Derail Microsoft/Yahoo Deal, GoogleThe Chinese government is activating legislation that may give problems to the possible Microsoft Yahoo purchase. Boston.com Drops Axciom for Local Search, Signs with Google, ClickZ News
