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Google Reclaims a Slice of its “Don’t Be Evil” Mystique

13 Jan 2010

Google’s well-known corporate motto of “don’t be evil” has become a bit of a punchline in recent times. No longer the innocent David against the ruthless Goliath (Microsoft), many have taken a more watchful eye towards the search giant, its vast ambitions, and the seemingly infinite amount of data it seeks to collect about us. [...]

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Tags: China, chinese censorship, company, corporate motto, David, David Drummond, google, market, Microsoft, search, Senior Vice President David Drummond, standing ovation, vice president david

Bing Accused of Censoring Simplified Chinese Language Searches

In: web resources

21 Nov 2009

The New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof is controversially asking web users to “Boycott Bing“, claiming that Bing is censoring Simplified Chinese queries even outside the People’s Republic of China. Last night, Bing responded to Kristof’s Friday afternoon posting, citing a programming bug but failing to deny the censorship claims. To us, both sides of the [...]

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Tags: Bing, Bing Responds, bug, China, chinese borders, chinese censorship, google, Kristof, Mr. Kristof, New York, nicholas kristof, propaganda department, search, Simplified, Tiananmen Square, tiananmen square massacre, US, Web

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