Wednesday, June 07, 2006

GOOGLE SEEING SENSE?

From the fifth columnist and terrorists' mouthpiece the Times:
Google has admitted for the first time that it compromised its principles when it entered the Chinese market and agreed to toe Beijing’s strict line on censorship.

Speaking in Washington, Sergey Brin, Google’s billionaire co-founder, said the company, which operates under the motto "do no evil", had adopted "a set of rules that we weren’t comfortable with".

In a hint that Google could adjust its stance in China in the future, he added: "Perhaps now the principled approach makes more sense."
Now to work on Yahoo! and MSN...