Google's China Crisis getting worse

Google's biggest search rival in China - homegrown market leader Baidu, is to develop a Linux-based smartphone to rival the Californian search giant's Android-based devices. Chinese state-run news agency Xinhua today reported a...

Search engine giant Google has shut down its Google.cn website and has started redirecting users to a server in Hongkong, offering users uncensored search results, much to the disappointment and anger of the Chinese...

The ongoing tussle between Google and Chinese Government over the web search censorship issue gain in intensity on Monday, with the search engine behemoth decided to cease search filtering by re-routing the Chinese traffic to its...

Search engine behemoth Google is most likely to close shop in the People's republic of China in April, after the company's demand for a censorship free environment was not met by the government, an article on Bloomberg has...

According to an article published by the Wall Street Journal, Google is indeed planning to put an end to its China operations as talks with the Chinese government have failed to provide the company with a favourable working...

While Google has been the search engine of choice for an umpteen number of users in the traditional search market domain, it hasn’t been a slack in the rather unexplored mobile search domain, a recent has study claimed. A...

A security expert investigating the cyber-attack on Google, that had targeted the Gmail accounts of Chinese human right activists, has claimed that the hackers behind the attack were also responsible for the cyber-attacks made on...

Google has complained to a Chinese copycat web site over its use of a logo that spookily resembles the one the US search giant uses on its own site Google lawyers in China wrote to the Goojje web site, accusing it of infringing...

China’s leading search engine, Baidu.com, has filed a legal suit against its US-based domain name service (DNS) provider, Register.com, for allegedly letting the hackers infiltrate its networks that led to the site’s...

Google has said that it will stop doing business in China unless it can operate without government-imposed censorship. The announcement follows hacks of Google's systems that it said were intended to snoop on the email accounts...

After last month's attacks on Twitter, the popular micro-blogging giant, it seems that the hacker group calling itself the ‘Iranian Cyber Army’ has struck again but this time its target was China’s most popular...

Google Inc., the California based search engine giant, has agreed to remove the literary works of Chinese authors uploaded on its Google Books database following protests from a group of Chinese authors. Google, which is right...

In an attempt to boost the global market share for recently launched Bing search engine, Microsoft is planning to penetrate the world’s biggest search engine market China, which has seen a 38 per cent surge in search engine...

The Chinese government has accused 19 leading websites and search engine portals, including the search behemoth Google, of failing to pull out vulgar content, like pornography, which is potentially harming its...

Chinese don't like to pay for content that they can seamlessly copy and that's a ruthless factoid that Google has sneakily adopted to launch its brand new music search engine, exclusively in China.The new service will allow users...