Google still censoring China Web site
Late last week, China’s Industry and Information Technology Minister Li Yizhong was quoted in reports as warning Google not to allow unfiltered search results inside the country, a move that would be viewed as “unfriendly and irresponsible.”Li reportedly said there would be “consequences” for the company if it failed to comply. See full story on China’s warning to Google.Tuesday, a Dow Jones Newswires report cited China’s Commerce Ministry as repeating the warning to Google to
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the censorship laws.Google Inc. (GOOG 563.18, -16.36, -2.82%) had announced earlier this year that it might close its Chinese operations following what it said were cyber-attacks aimed in part at hacking Google email users criticizing human rights and Communist rule in the country.This also means that Google will unlikely be able to take part in joint ventures with others in China. In early February, Reuters reported that Google is a member of a consortium led by Disney, to buy a large stake in Bus Online, a large Chinese advertising company.
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