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Tag Archives: Google
Google Tech Talk: Casey Wilson on microfinance in China
Casey Wilson of Wokai appears for a second time at the Googleplex to discuss microfinance and the future of China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Casey Wilson, Google, microfinance, wokai
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Google, Wikileaks and an anonymous U.S. Embassy “contact”
Questions about the one China story that is being widely circulated from the latest Wikileaks data dump of confidential cables from U.S. embassies and consulates.
Google & CIA invested data mining company looks at Hu Jintao
A company invested in by both Google and the CIA analyzes Hu Jintao through his travel history.
Baidu vs. Google: in search of accessible, useful results
Maomy at Oh My Media searches for software and finds that Baidu’s results are less relevant and more out of date than Google’s.
Dodgy CCTV journalism and map clampdown
Another crack down on maps by seven government departments; CCTV takes the chance to give Google and a blogger a slap in the face.
Posted in Maps
Tagged CCTV, Google, maps, William Long
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Han Han on Google leaving China – deleted post
Young adult fiction author, blogger, race car driver and current flavor of the month for American journalists and bloggers who cover China recently posted a rather acerbic post that included a section on Google leaving China.
The post was deleted from his Sina blog, but copied on to another Sina blog which is still available in Google’s cache.
Orville Schell: Google – China:
The Goog is like a nation
Thomas Crampton interviews China expert Orville Schelle about the ongoing Google – China saga.
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Tagged Google, Orville Schelle
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The Goog is like a nation
The Goog is like a nation
Earth-shattering news and a faked interview
Chengdu Business News and Global Times pair the devastation of the Google pullout with the Haiti earthquake.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chengdu Business News, Global Times, Google, Haiti, interviews
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Legal activist discovers a hacked Gmail account
Teng Biao, an activist law professor, discovers that his Gmail account is secretly forwarding mail to another address.
Google, Baidu, and wild speculation
Oriental Guardian puts Baidu’s hacking headline into a Google search box.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Baidu, Google, Oriental Guardian
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