Google, China, and the US
In follow up to the hacking of Google by Chinese hackers, the US government has taken up the issue of Internet Freedom and in a speech, the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton specifically named China.
The Chinese complained about the speech.
I found the Chinese arguments interesting, but weak:
Note the use of the word "imperialism"
The question is what will happen now:
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The Chinese complained about the speech.
I found the Chinese arguments interesting, but weak:
- The Chinese Internet is open
- The American demand for an unfettered Internet was a form of information imperialism
- The U.S. campaign for uncensored and free flow of information on an unrestricted Internet is a disguised attempt to impose its values on other cultures in the name of democracy,
- the United States employs the Internet as a weapon to achieve worldwide hegemony
Note the use of the word "imperialism"
The question is what will happen now:
- Will US Chinese relations be hurt?
- Will this start a trade war?
- Is Google going to leave China?
- Will Chinese citizens get upset about the censoring of the Internet?
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