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China accused of rerouting search traffic to Baidu
October 22, 2007 Google confirms reports that users attempting to access popular American search engines have been redirected to China-based Baidu.China's leader pays a visit to Redmond
April 19, 2006 Diplomacy reigns as Hu Jintao dines with Bill Gates and tours Microsoft, but controversy isn't far away.Amnesty International targets China cooperation
July 20, 2006 Google, Microsoft and Yahoo accused of hypocrisy for touting the free flow of information and then cooperating with China.The China Internet debate's going nowhere
February 17, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says too many interested parties have a stake in maintaining the status quo.Yahoo pressured over China cooperation
April 12, 2006 Reporters Without Borders confronts Yahoo at its headquarters, shows video from man whose brother was sentenced to hard labor.Taking tech companies to task over China
February 15, 2006 House members on Wednesday condemned Yahoo, Google, Microsoft and other tech companies for kowtowing to Beijing.Capitol Hill's fury on China
February 16, 2006 House members condemn Yahoo, Google, Microsoft and other tech companies for kowtowing to Beijing.The collective amnesia over Shi Tao
March 30, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Silicon Valley would do well to borrow a page from the history of the antiapartheid struggle.Yahoo's Semel talks new, new media
October 6, 2005 At Web-related confab, CEO shares thoughts on 21st century media companies, Yahoo's struggle with Google, other topics.Tech companies brace for showdown over China
February 13, 2006 Yahoo, Google, others could face thorny questioning from lawmakers seeking to limit cooperation with restrictive regimes.Google to censor China Web searches
January 25, 2006 Search giant agrees to censorship laws, reasoning that people getting limited access to content is better than none.Google fixes China search bugs
January 27, 2006 Following a CNET News.com investigation, Google fixes bugs censoring sites for users of its Chinese-language search.Maxthon: China's hip browser
June 22, 2006 The increasingly popular software is gaining converts, often as a means to bypass censors. Screenshots: Maxthon's featuresWeek in review: Washington wrangling
February 17, 2006 RSA Conference shares spotlight with politicians, who lashed out at tech giants for complying with Chinese censorship.Group says Yahoo helped jail Chinese journalist
September 7, 2005 Reporters Without Borders charges the Internet giant with providing information that helped put a local writer in jail.Web giants ask for feds' help on censorship
January 31, 2007 Google, Yahoo and Microsoft say government should stand behind global Internet freedom, but not all support legislation.Politicians lash out at tech firms over China
February 15, 2006 House members say they're "sickened" by Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Cisco's relationship with Chinese government.Tech firms skip D.C.-China shindig
January 31, 2006 Politicians wanted to talk about human rights and China this Wednesday. But tech companies are staying away.Congress looks askance at firms that bow to China
January 13, 2006 U.S. politicians vow to punish companies such as Microsoft, Yahoo, believed to cooperate with China censorship.Congressman quizzes Net companies on shame
February 16, 2006 In tense exchange with a Holocaust survivor now in Congress, techs say they're not ashamed of censoring Chinese Net users.
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