Sergey Brin, the “Smart Horse” Google and the China Cyber Crux – China News

www.notesfromxian.com — Now, if we can consider Google a “smart horse”, and why wouldn’t we, then according to Zhao Qi Zheng, Google will be galloping freely (again) in China before too long...This is certainly an intriguing story: two Internet megaliths seemingly facing off against each other over the issue of information accessibility – the nature of which is perceived quite differently by the two; one all encompassing, one that comes up a little short...

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