Google won’t talk to Congress about China from the San Francisco Chronicle
covers Google declining an invitation to appear before the US Congressional
Rights Caucus to discuss Chinese censorship. Microsoft’s not going either;
Yahoo’s still debating. A different hearing in congress also scheduled for later
this month. So far, Yahoo is the only company that’s agreed to attend that one.
Google, Microsoft Say No To US Congressional Briefing On Chinese Censorship
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