How To Track The Google-China Conflict – Google Made You A Chart!

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   NQ Logic said on March 23, 2010:

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   A month ago, NQ Logic predicted that Google will move out of China. Today saw Google officially transplanting its Chinese base to its Hong Kong facilities. This value clash between an Internet company and an information-controlled country will continue to be present at every Multinational Technology executive board, and with Google’s disclosure, other U.S. technology companies will have a harder time to explain why they are still doing business in China.

   For a better and complete understanding of the situation, NQ Logic encourages you to read “Google Vs. China” at http://www.nqlogic.com

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   Jimm said on May 19, 2010:

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   In China, the monopoly suppliers of the Internet? Or how they are blocking sites?

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