Google lifts China censorship (Mar 23)

Robert Clark | March 23, 2010
telecomasia.net
Google has stopped censoring its mainland China search results and is redirecting search traffic to its servers in Hong Kong.

The company said on its blog overnight that it would no longer censor search, news and image results on Google.cn.

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