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Bing’s Day-Long Outage in China Believed to Be Technical Error, Not Censors' Block
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was reportedly a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block.
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Bing Outage In China Was Technical Error, Not Censors' Block: Report
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block, a source familiar with the matter said, although Chinese authorities and Microsoft have not commented on the topic.
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Google Shuts Down System Key To Chinese Search Engine Project: Report
Facing widespread criticism over its "censored" Search engine for the Chinese market, Google has reportedly shut down a data collection system that was key to develop the search project code-named "Dragonfly".
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Google Shuts Down Censored 'Dragonfly' Chinese Search Engine Project After Internal Confrontation: Report
According to a report in The Intercept on Tuesday, the move comes after hundreds of Google employees raised internal complaints that the project had been kept secret from them.
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Google Must Scrap Censored 'Dragonfly' China Search Engine Plans, Say NGOs
A global coalition of 60 human rights and media groups wrote to Google chief executive Sundar Pichai urging him to scrap the "Dragonfly" project.
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Google Is Trying to Build a Censored Chinese Search Engine, CEO Pichai Confirms
The project, code-named Dragonfly, is not only real but is already performing to the satisfaction of top Google executives.
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US Asks Google To Shun China Search Engine Project
US vice-president Mike Pence has called on Google to end its censored Chinese Search engine the "Dragonfly" project.
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Google Asks Employees To Delete Censored China Search Engine Memo: Report
In its bid to suppress a memo revealing information about a plan to launch a censored search engine in China, Google has sent an email to employees asking them to delete the sensitive document, The Intercept reported.
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Rights Groups Urge Google Not to Bend to China Censors
The letter to Google was signed by 14 groups including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Reporters Without Borders.
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1,400 Google Employees Sign Letter Protesting Censored China Search Engine: NYT
The protest letter has been signed by 1,400 Google employees and is circulating on the company's internal communications system, the report said.
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Bing’s Day-Long Outage in China Believed to Be Technical Error, Not Censors' Block
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was reportedly a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block.
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Bing Outage In China Was Technical Error, Not Censors' Block: Report
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block, a source familiar with the matter said, although Chinese authorities and Microsoft have not commented on the topic.
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Google Shuts Down System Key To Chinese Search Engine Project: Report
Facing widespread criticism over its "censored" Search engine for the Chinese market, Google has reportedly shut down a data collection system that was key to develop the search project code-named "Dragonfly".
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Google Shuts Down Censored 'Dragonfly' Chinese Search Engine Project After Internal Confrontation: Report
According to a report in The Intercept on Tuesday, the move comes after hundreds of Google employees raised internal complaints that the project had been kept secret from them.
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Google Must Scrap Censored 'Dragonfly' China Search Engine Plans, Say NGOs
A global coalition of 60 human rights and media groups wrote to Google chief executive Sundar Pichai urging him to scrap the "Dragonfly" project.
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Google Is Trying to Build a Censored Chinese Search Engine, CEO Pichai Confirms
The project, code-named Dragonfly, is not only real but is already performing to the satisfaction of top Google executives.
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US Asks Google To Shun China Search Engine Project
US vice-president Mike Pence has called on Google to end its censored Chinese Search engine the "Dragonfly" project.
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Google Asks Employees To Delete Censored China Search Engine Memo: Report
In its bid to suppress a memo revealing information about a plan to launch a censored search engine in China, Google has sent an email to employees asking them to delete the sensitive document, The Intercept reported.
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Rights Groups Urge Google Not to Bend to China Censors
The letter to Google was signed by 14 groups including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Reporters Without Borders.
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1,400 Google Employees Sign Letter Protesting Censored China Search Engine: NYT
The protest letter has been signed by 1,400 Google employees and is circulating on the company's internal communications system, the report said.
