Google goes back to Chinese drawing board
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Dodgy snooping outfit Google said it has come up with a 'new approach' in dodgy snooping country China, as it tries to both shoe-horn its way into the People's Republic and stay friends with the CIA. Google started redirecting search inquiries from mainland China to a site in Hong Kong in an effort - it said - to deliver 'uncensored' search results to its Chinese users. But that tactic has also fallen foul of the Chinese authorities. So, having apparently spent...
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