Do you think google should accept to be censored in China?
107488
Absolutely not. If they don't want to participate in freedom, then Google should make them find someone else to play with.
397401
I agree. This is censorship.
1154657
i would rather you report my answer as abuse and have them read it.\n\ni do not support the corprate policy of blocking information at any level for any person over the age of 18 so with that said yahoo please let china see everything i do and be pop up advertized to death and the same goes for google you evil corprate types willing to sell your soul to make a buck .
866316
My opnion it SHOULDNT be censored. Why change it from the way it was orginally made.
793175
That rule is for communist China or for a job interview, or a formal dinner party with clients, the boss and his relatives.\n\nHere is the free world.  Tolerate freedom.  Enjoy it.  Live a little!  Lets discuss it :)  \n\nLet not truth and freedom of speech and freedom of conscience be suppressed.
424179
Think about it this way, ten years ago, you wouldn't have been able to access the Internet in China.  Small steps.  Too much and China could collapse into another Russia.
1089822
you'd have to find the original article/story that they've censored and then check it out on the chinese internet to know that.  \n\nit's pretty creepy though - a bit like Winston working for Big Brother to change the past and people's perceptions.  eugh.
1152302
That's a scary thought. I don't fear china, but it would be prudent to treat them with as much respect as possible. I believe it would be very costly in lives.
69863
You should draw your own concusions.  \n\nEither way, google should be applauded for not assisting the government in resurrecting a very troubling and overreaching law which has been found to be unconstitutional on many different occasions.  Yahoo chose to assist them with this for whatever reason.
1022974
well they are a communist nation, and censorship is what communists do. impure communism is corrupt and the ruling group still feels it needs to crush dissent. if the chinese government allowed uncesored blogs and search engines, the people would organize and overthrow the communist regime. china is just trying to hold to to what will soon be an extinct form of government.
1083582
This guy's actually got a point. I'm not so sure on the specifics of any yahoo involvement, but I do know for certain that the Chinese government is very oppressive to anyone who questions its motives or policies. Instances may have tailed off over recent years, but beatings and torture are still a regular part of protocol there. America simply chooses to ignore it because we're more concerned with preserving our good economic relations with China, even though a lot of the cheap labor we outsource there is indeed done by slaves. We really should wake up and start seeing the truth.
260873
China told google and a bunch of other Internet sites that if they want to be available then they have to obey China's sensor ship laws and quite a number of people in Europe and the Americas think that these Internet companies have given up there morals for money
690636
The chinese are filtering content on the Google server, kindoff. \n\nWhat you can try is to BYPASS  them.\n\nIn your address bar type this  (removed)\n\nNow once the page loads, you will see a bar similar to the address bar having htp://lycos.com written. Edit that bar and type www.google.com and press enter. \n\nOr else if you dont want to do so click this link .( IT MAY WORK or else you will have to do the complete procedure given above)\n\n( removed)\n\n\nADDITIONAL DETAILS.\n\nNone of it worked. Thats really surprising. Anyway I have removed the links if you need them do let me know.
901502
I don't think any of it should be banned.  I think the advantage would lie in teaching everything, so that education isn't subject to some kind of cultural censorship.
1146320
Not only that, Yahoo also helped the Chinese government to crack down on opposition bloggers, and actively helps China to censor the web. (searchs on words like "democracy", "human rights" and "tianmenn square massacre" are filtered and/or simply not allowed).\n\nIt shows you how these corporations don't really care about democracy, freedom of speech, or any kind of ethics but just about their private profits and interests.\nThe saddest part is that most "common people" just don't care to learn about or exercise their rights. Most people don't even know or care about things like the CIA COINTELPRO program, the Echelon System (a global communication-monitoring system that both Australia, the US and the European Union have admitted as real), the Northwoods operation, etc, etc.\nAs always, people realize that they are being screwed up and decide to react only when it's too late.
379914
China and Japan do this on a regular basis.  Sadly there isn't any software that I know of that can get around this!  It's blocked at a local level, most often by those in power.
373530
Because our government and our business see China as nothing more than a new market and has no consideration of ethics.  \n\nYahoo executives should be burned alive.