• Another Google service facing uncertainty in China (click for details)
• China dismisses Google's Gmail accusations - Ministry spokeswoman says accusations "unacceptable" (click for details)
• Gmail Disruption in China Could Signal Tighter Control (click for details on PC world)
• Google in China: not as loved as Baidu (click for details)
• Google vs China . . . continued (click for details on Financial Times blog)
• Despite problems, Google on hiring spree in China (click for details on the Economic Times)
• Google Stays in China. And Baidu Keeps on Winning (click for details)
• Analysis: Google and China agree on a fiction (click for details)
• Google won't censor in China, exec says (click for details)
• China Snubs Google Maps - Google is conspicuously absent from China's list of top mapmakers, issued as a prelude to handing out online mapping service licenses. (click for details)
• Searching for Cracks in the Great Firewall of China (click for details)
• US Author Says China Media Can't Cover Google Book - New Yorker author who wrote book on Google says China media restricted from covering his visit (click for details)
• After Google-China dust-up, cyberwar emerges as a threat
• Navigating China's web of censors - Google bows out, leaving a large, complex surveillance system in its wake
• Google v. China: Principled, Brave, or Business As Usual?
• Google's China move followed by ... hardly anyone else
• Google finds few allies in China battle
• Google’s fans and foes in China trade barbs
• Congress slams China and Microsoft, praises Google
• GoDaddy to stop registering domains in China
• China stands firm despite possible Google withdrawal
• On Doing Business in China - It's time for Google to stand up to censors
• Net Produces New Generation of China Activists - Internet, Twitter helping to create new generation of human rights activists in China
• Chinese learn to leap the 'Great Firewall'
• Google ponders leaving China - Failed search - Western internet firms have found a big market in China, but few opportunities
• Google China uncensors verboten tank man - Search engine breaks law against Google will
• Google is 'positive force' in China, says Wales - The founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales, has publicly backed Google’s stance in China, saying he believes the company’s presence in the country is a “positive force”
• Letter from Google Partners in China
• Twitter in China? In Due Time, Twitter Founder Promises
• Google is almost sure to pull out of China
• China’s Cyberposse
• US investigators 'find author of China's cyber-attack on Google' (link to Telegraph, UK)
• Baidu tops forecasts, sees gains from Google-China spat (link to Reuters)
• China shuts a hacking school (link to Inquirer)
• Google's Decision to Withdraw From China - By Henrique Schneider (link to Korea Times)
• Is China hacking? A veteran correspondent recounts hints of surveillance - An intelligence service in Britain is warning that business travelers in China are targets of state hacking, and the Monitor recently reported that the FBI suspects China stole valuable bid data from US energy companies computers. A former China correspondent recounts his own brushes with surveillance. (link to the Christian Science Monitor)
• China goes silent on Google battle (link to  the Sydney Morning Herald)
• Google, IP Struggles Fuel US Business Concerns in China (link to PC World)
• Little sister for Google, Big Brother quandary for China - Internet-savvy copycat produced a look-alike of a very familiar billion-dollar search engine that just happens to be in hot water with the Chinese government (link to the Globe and Mail)
• Google's "older sister" in China urges it to stay (link to Reuters)
• China Rejects Accusations on Google Hack, Internet Freedom (link to PC World)
• The top 10 Chinese cyber attacks (that we know of) - By Josh Rogin (link to Foreign Policy)
• Chinese Censorship Strong Despite Google (link to PC World)
• Google builds loyal following in China - Google launched its Chinese site only in 2006, but it has already attracted a loyal following of dedicated users in China.(link to BBC News)
• Too early' to know impact on U.S. in Google fight with China (link to Canada.com)
• Google attack puts spotlight on China's "red" hackers (link to Reuters US Edition)
• Why Google isn't racing from China - Old China hands accept that doing business in the country means playing by different rules
  (link to the Globe and Mail)
• Google finding its accountability in ChinaCountry's deplorable human-rights record has been overlooked by firms and nations pandering to its consumption power for too long (link to the Toronto Star)
• Google, Facebook, Privacy, and China - By Robert X. Cringely
• China at Odds With Future in Internet Fight (link to New York Times)
• Gmail of Foreign Journalists in China Hijacked (link to PC World)
• China defends censorship after Google threat (Link to Washington Post)
• China Stands Firm in Response to Google Threat (Link to Wired.com)
• Google's move on Chinese censorship welcomed by human rights activists - Free speech advocates see turning point in corporate America's relations with China (Guardian, UK)
• Web Censor Seeks $2.2 Billion for China Hack (Wired.com)
• Iranian hackers deface top China website (Financial Times)
• Google v. Baidu: Which company will win China? (Blog on CNN Money)
• China to Create 'White List' of Approved Web Sites (Fox news)
• Google's China Blues: Will the search giant shutter its local operations in China? By Rebecca Fannin (Forbes)
• China wants to meter web traffic - More control and money too By Ed Berridge
• China Imposes New Internet Controls - By SHARON LAFRANIERE
• China accuses Google of censorship (the Inquirer)

• Google eyes China as Baidu fumbles (Reuters)
• Yahoo follows Google onto China's porn offense list (ComputerWorld)

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