Or maybe you make a decision to consciously _not_ to operate in that country because the laws are unjust. I mean they had a choice to go into China or continue to operate from the outside.
Admitting that it was a bad move and doing something about it are two different things. I call that opportunism. No problem per se, but it hardly fits into this whole "Don't be evil" strategy.
Google has shown the world that is it Possible to censor the World Wide Web.
Other governments were watching and learning... Just look at what American Dept of Justice is trying to do.
There are also credible reports that New York State has learned from google in China and is now attempting to block/censor some sites that they don't like (Gambling).
Thanks Google, You might want to rethink that corperate motto of yours... "Don't be evil" really does not fit anymore now does it?
Asked whether he regretted
And on an ethical level?
What's ethics got to do with it?
I thought when you operated in a country you must follow the law of the land, or have I misunderstood?
Pete
Or maybe you make a decision
Or maybe you make a decision to consciously _not_ to operate in that country because the laws are unjust. I mean they had a choice to go into China or continue to operate from the outside.
Talking is cheap
Admitting that it was a bad move and doing something about it are two different things. I call that opportunism. No problem per se, but it hardly fits into this whole "Don't be evil" strategy.
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Google has already let the cat out of the bag.
Google has shown the world that is it Possible to censor the World Wide Web.
Other governments were watching and learning... Just look at what American Dept of Justice is trying to do.
There are also credible reports that New York State has learned from google in China and is now attempting to block/censor some sites that they don't like (Gambling).
Thanks Google, You might want to rethink that corperate motto of yours... "Don't be evil" really does not fit anymore now does it?
Honestly, I am continually
Honestly, I am continually amazed at the way Google displays what I call immaturity:
If only people would be nicer, eh?