We thankfully have confirmation that the Chinese government did not engage in new censorship activity today in regards to Google, and that the dashboard application was simply reading a false positive. Follow the following links for more coverage on the misread: TechCrunch TNW
There are unconfirmed reports from Google if censorship has occurred, but it seems as if Google services were rendered inaccessible today in mainland China. Following the recent controversial showdown between the Chinese government and Google that ended with China renewing Google’s operating license, the possibility of this type of possible retaliation from China caught many [...]
According to the Associate Press and other sources, Google’s presence in China is taking some new challenges as it tries to cope with censorship and restrictions. Following Google’s redirection of Chinese searches to its Hong Kong site back in March of this year, there has been a great deal of uncertainty about what will happen [...]
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