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    The entry for Google simply said: "Searching for images results in an enormous number of vulgar, pornographic sites. Google, receiving notice, did not undertake any effective measures." A Google spokeswoman, Jin Cui, said the company had no immediate reaction to this criticism and was not aware of any new regulations or restrictions on the Internet in China. Full Article at Boston Globe
    Searching for images results in an enormous number of vulgar, pornographic sites. Google, receiving notice, did not undertake any effective measures.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 10 months ago
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China takes Google, Web firms to task
  1. to purify the Internet's cultural environment and protect the healthy development of minors.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 10 months ago

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