Google entered the Chinese market in 2000 by launching a Chinese version of its site to comply with Chinese regulations. It was initially popular but was blocked by the Chinese government in 2002. In 2006, Google formally launched Google.cn after obtaining government approval but agreed to censor search results. However, in 2010 Google announced it would withdraw from China due to hacking attacks and a disagreement over censorship. The document discusses Google's history of compromising its principles of open access to information in order to operate within China.
Google entered the Chinese market in 2000 by launching a Chinese version of its site to comply with Chinese regulations. It was initially popular but was blocked by the Chinese government in 2002. In 2006, Google formally launched Google.cn after obtaining government approval but agreed to censor search results. However, in 2010 Google announced it would withdraw from China due to hacking attacks and a disagreement over censorship. The document discusses Google's history of compromising its principles of open access to information in order to operate within China.
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Google entered the Chinese market in 2000 by launching a Chinese version of its site to comply with Chinese regulations. It was initially popular but was blocked by the Chinese government in 2002. In 2006, Google formally launched Google.cn after obtaining government approval but agreed to censor search results. However, in 2010 Google announced it would withdraw from China due to hacking attacks and a disagreement over censorship. The document discusses Google's history of compromising its principles of open access to information in order to operate within China.
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Before the Google.cn • In 2000, the Google engineers quietly develop a system, which would recognize the location of the users. • At the end of 2000, a rough Chinese version of Google.com was born. • Then in 2001, if you visit Google.com in China, the server would recognize that and automatically link you to the Chinese version. Before the Google.cn • In China, Google was really popular for white- collar workers in the metropolises 。
• But, things went adversity in Sep 3rd 2002. For
the first time , Google was blocked by the Chinese government. The Great firewall
• after two weeks, the seal was lifted.
• 15 percent of the request to visit Google.com would be inactive because of the congestion • the millions of dorms in Chinese universities do not have the accesses to international websites. In 2008, China became the biggest Internet market all over the world.
In 2010, there are about 400 million netizens in China.
"Don't be evil" • One of most famous informal motto of Google is "Don't be evil" • (suggested by Google employee Paul Buchheit)
• Google always think that
they are on behalf of the integrity. But when they face the censorship what would they do? • In Thailand, it's not permit to offend the king.
• In Germany, to deny the carnage is illegal.
Google also blocked lots of websites which support NAZI because of the German law. Google would help the 800 million poor people in China know more about HIV, environment protection, global market and so on. " no information is also information” In December 2005 Google got the permit and formally entered Chinese market. In January 27th 2006, Formally, Google.cn was put on-line. • Schmidt stated that Google has a 5000 years' patience for Chinese market. but just after 5 years, at the beginning of 2010,Google claimed to withdraw from china • 1:The quality of service • 2:the culture gap. • 3:safety problems. • 4:the conflicts between the Chinese engineers and the headquarters of Google. Whether the Chinese engineers and the Chinese branch deserve respects ?
We are second-class employees!!!
--engineers
We need to protect our intellectual properties.
--leaders of google 2008 Olympic Game 60 years’ anniversary of PRC • Just couple days before Christmas 2009, a hacker invaded Google's system and stole many essential codes, which are so important that even today Google don't want to publish the property of these codes. As the investigation went on, Google found that this attack was not random but focus on the persona non grata.
Many important personal information were
stolen by the Chinese government.
They announced that
they would not obey the censorship anymore. • “We successfully defeat the risk of open Internet--and Google. In the past few years, lots of officials were afraid that Internet could not be controlled, but this campaign with Google shows that Internet is absolutely under the control of us.”