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China Emphasizes Laws As Google Defies Censorship

Lomegor writes "Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said on Thursday that all companies are welcome to operate in China but that they must do so under local laws. Although not explicitly, this is in some way a response to Google's threat to leave the country. China also stated that they have strict cyber laws and that they forbid any kind of 'hacking attack'; when asked if those laws apply to the government as well it was quickly avoided. 'It is still hard to say whether Google will quit China or not. Nobody knows,' the official in the State Council Information Office was quoted as saying." I sure would love to be a fly on the wall of these discussions. We certainly live in interesting times.

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  1. Re:Looks like email and the desktop were not enoug by Slur · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I can see your frustration brother. but there is really no point in telling ideologues that they don't actually hold the unquestionable truth about what is Good and what is Evil.

    There, fixed that for you.

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