Google unlikely to stay in China

New Delhi News.Net
Saturday 20th March, 2010

Google may yet leave China according to media reports within the country.

China Business News has reported that Google will close its business in China after it made complaints of censorship and cyber-attacks.

In January, Google unexpectedly said that it might pull out of China if cyber-attacks against it weren’t stopped.

While Google executives have not confirmed the report, the company has said it remains firm in its resolve not to filter Internet content, as is required under Chinese law.

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