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SAN FRANCISCO - Online search engine leader Google Inc. has agreed to censor its results in China, adhering to the country's free-speech restrictions in return for better access in the Internet's fastest growing market.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based company planned to roll out a new version of its search engine bearing China's Web suffix ".cn," on Wednesday. A Chinese-language version of Google's search engine has previously been available through the company's dot-com address in the United States.See the full content of this document
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Google to Censor Results in China
By creating a unique address for China, Google hopes to make its search engine more widely available and easier to use in the world's most populous country.
Because of gove...See the full content of this document
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