Google Chief Rejects Putting Pressure on China


	Google Chief Rejects Putting Pressure on China

kmcolo

4-13-2006 7:53 AM

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google, china, great firewall of china

kmcolo says:

"I think it's arrogant for us to walk into a country where we are just beginning operations and tell that country how to run itself,"

Maybe there's a lesson here for the Bush Administration?

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