Google was granted renewal of its Internet Content Provider License by the Chinese authorities, Xinhua news agency reported, citing an "official with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), who spoke anonymously.
Congress To Investigate Yahoo's Role In China ArrestHouse Foreign Affairs Chairman Tom Lantos ordered an investigation after documents were released that raised questions about what Yahoo knew when it shared information with authorities about a...
Congress To Investigate Yahoo's Role In China ArrestHouse Foreign Affairs Chairman Tom Lantos ordered an investigation after documents were released that raised questions about what Yahoo knew when it shared information with authorities about a...
The Associated Press reported House Foreign Affairs Chairman Tom Lantos ordered an investigation after documents were released that raised questions about what Yahoo knew when it shared information with authorities about a Chinese journalist.
Jailed Chinese journalist to file US suit versus Yahoo from IDG News Service covers how a Chinese journalist jailed after Yahoo is said to have handed over incriminating email to the Chinese authorities plans to file suit against the company in...
Prosecution Service of Brazil, said Google refused "to cooperate with authorities about user information" on Orkut. Google says they have cooperated with Brazilian authorities, stating, they have "provided information to eight investigations, and...
The Inquirer soon after reported that the committee in the UK House of Commons has slammed Google, Yahoo and Microsoft for "collaborating with Chinese authorities to censor and police the Internet. The quote says it all pretty strongly, "It was...
Authorities Temporarily Shut Down Two Large Chinese Portals PaidContent reports that two of the largest Chinese portals have been temporarily shut down by the Chinese authorities for not passing a "an on-the-spot censorship test.
The boycott is in protest of how Yahoo has handled some matters in China, such as allegations that the yahoo sent information about journalists to the Chinese authorities. Chinese Search Engine TV Ad
The boycott is in protest of how Yahoo has handled some matters in China, such as allegations that the yahoo sent information about journalists to the Chinese authorities. America's Network reports that journalists in the UK are set to boycott...
helping Chinese authorities in jail a dissident. They're cooperating with local authorities in a manner that limits freedom and self-expression, such as the growing controversy over Yahoo! They're filtering search results in China and other...
Baidu, by contrast, offers links to downloadable music files, many of which are presumably illegal copies—and this may pose a problem for Baidu if authorities in China continue to crack down on illegal music sites.
You may recall that many were up in arms over Yahoo handing over information about one of its members to Chinese authorities that led to the dissident being imprisoned. Some wanted Yahoo not do business in China or relocate servers outside of...
Yahoo says it must abide China law from Reuters has Yahoo neither confirming or denying it provided email details that helped Chinese authorities jail a journalists, as we've covered earlier. China, it might not have comply with Chinese laws: Yahoo!
Zhang Lin's translated account on Epoch Times, My Experience of Google's Censorship, explains how a search on his name at Google reveals tons of "omitted" results, another apparent sign of Google caving into the Chinese authorities.
In August and September 2002, people in China were unable to reach Google and AltaVista, due apparently to blocking by the Chinese authorities. China's Great Wall Against Google And AltaVista The Search Engine Report, Sept.http://searchenginewatch...
And users in China are expected to use the search engine since they can't rely on accessing services like Google and AltaVista -- which have been blocked in the past by the Chinese authorities. Methinks Google's already got a loyal following in...
Danish websites censored by Chinese authorities Copenhagen Post, Nov.http://cphpost.periskop.dk/default.asp? Danish search engine jubii.dk is found to be blocked in China, following an investigation conducted on behalf of a Danish newspaper.
By offering cached links, Google makes many pages that might be banned by the Chinese authorities accessible to those in China. Or maybe Google did get blocked just because the Chinese authorities, like many other people, assume that it makes a lot...
In fairness to the misguided Chinese authorities, they did apparently deem AltaVista subversive enough to block as well. Yahoo apparently has agreed with China to filter or restrict access to banned sites from its Yahoo China site, but such...
