Latest news in internet world is that of the licensing renewal issues between Google world’s largest search engine and China emerging super power.
China Confirms It OK’d Google License Renewal
The Google advertising has now declared its real purpose in the month of March, to move its Chinese language Internet Research Operation to Hong Kong. The action will take place with the hope of getting a bypass to all censorship laws for the companies that are generally being operated in mainland China. But the Chinese had a fight with their own government, as a result of which the government never intended to have a pleasing ending. Thus, on the late Monday night, Google has now announced that the China will not at all renew its entire Internet Content Provider License. A chief approval is already scheduled to expire on Wednesday unless and until Google stops the whole redirecting.
Angry Chinese Official Stop Google
The Google.cn of China was shut down due to the ongoing renewal of ICP license that the Google has been undergoing at the present. Due to this shut down, the Google thought of a good idea for Chinese users. How about redirecting the users from the Google.cn to Hong Kong’s Google.hk? And this is what Google did to temporarily offer their services to China users while the renewal of license was still processing. But instead of being glad with the effort made by Google, Chinese officials were angered by this action.
Google Withdraws Censorship From China
In one of the most awaited IT support announcements, Google declared on Monday that it will no longer censor the search services on Google.cn – Google’s China based search site. Continue reading »