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July 13, 2010

Google Clicks Back with Beijing

Sherman So, Asia Times

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HONG KONG - The Chinese government's decision this week to renew the license for Google to operate in the country was something of a surprise, not least as the United States-based Internet search company had delivered an insult to authorities in Beijing in March by bypassing their control and sending search traffic "overseas" to its Hong Kong site - and the Chinese...

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