Kada se priča o parama, zaboravi na slobodu govora
Kao što znate, Google je ušao na kinesko tržište, a prva odluka je da se ipak cenzurišu određene pretrage.
Google Inc.'s recent decision to censor search results in China has raised eyebrows in Congress, which has invited the company, along with its chief competitor, Yahoo Inc., to answer questions about excluding political material that the Beijing government deems subversive. Both companies have been asked to speak before members of Congress in the coming weeks, as part of a broader look at freedom of speech and the Internet in China. Neither firm has indicated what level of cooperation they will provide. Human rights groups have leveled intense criticism against U.S. Internet companies for their role in limiting access to information online, particularly after Google introduced a Chinese search engine earlier this week that filters results about the Tiananmen Square massacres and the Dalai Lama, among other things. First up on Capitol Hill for Google and Yahoo is a briefing Feb. 1 in front of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus. Members are expected to probe the firms about the measures they take to block sensitive information in China and the amount of pressure they are under to do so by the Chinese government. "It is astounding that Google, whose corporate philosophy is 'don't be evil,' would enable evil by cooperating with China's censorship policies just to make a buck," Smith said in a statement. China requires Internet companies to block access to all online material it deems objectionable. Complying with the law is a compromise U.S. businesses feel they must make to get access to what is potentially a lucrative market. The invitations to Google and Yahoo went out before the latest round of controversy on the Internet in China. Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc. were also invited to Capitol Hill. (Ovo je manje više ceo tekst, izbacio sam dosadne delove) |
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"Don't be evil"... hehehehehe... Nadam se da ce to opametiti one koji smatraju da za firmu nisu jedino bitne pare
BTW ako Google ima servere u Kini, jasno je da ti ne mogu da budu odrzavani po americkim zakonima ;-) |
A šta tu može gugl nego da se složi. Inače kinezi zavrnu slavinu i nema njima gugla.
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Ma vecinske vlasnike deonica to ne zanima ... samo ih zanima prihod za sledeći kvartal .. tako je bilo tako ce i da bude ...
evo recimo neko ko ne voli Google :) http://www.****edgoogle.com/ |
Mene ne zanima previše šta političari imaju da kažu o svemu ovome, već šta advokati kažu. Da li firma koja posluje na području određene zemlje podleže zakonima te zemlje za svoje aktivnosti u njoj ili zakonima matične zemlje?
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Meni u celoj prici najvise smeta to sto se toliko buke diglo o slobodi stampe u Kini, a to sto ameri gase sajtove koji im nisu po volji to nije cenzura nego borba za demokratski svet...blah...;)
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