China tells Google to obey laws or face consequences Zeenews Beijing: Hardening its stance, China on Friday said that world's leading search engine Google must obey its rules or "face the consequences" giving no indication whether it was ready to reach a compromise in the dispute over hacking. | It said the US internet company was welcome to stay and expand i...
Obey our law or face consequences: China to Google The Times Of India BEIJING: Hardening its stance, China on Friday said that world's leading search engine Google must obey its rules or "face the consequences" giving no indication whether it was ready to reach a compromise in the dispute over hacking. | It said the US internet company was welcome to stay and expand i...
Summary Box: China Insists Google Obey The Law CBS News Summary Box: Chinese Minister Insists Google Obey The Law, Gives No Sign Of Compromise | Font size Print E-mail Share (AP) NO SIGNS OF COMPROMISE: China, in a dispute with Google over censoring its China-based search engine, said the company must obe...
Summary Box: Chinese minister insists Google obey the law, gives no sign of compromise KDVR NO SIGNS OF COMPROMISE: China, in a dispute with Google over censoring its China-based search engine, said the company must obey its laws or "pay the consequences." | THE SPEAKER: Li Yizhong, the minister of Industry and Information Technology, made ...
Summary Box: China insists Google obey the law Seattle Times | NO SIGNS OF COMPROMISE: China, in a dispute with Google over censoring its China-based search engine, said the company must obey its laws or "pay the consequences." | THE SPEAKER: Li Yizhong, the minister of Industry and Information Technology, mad...
Summary Box: China insists Google obey the law Wtop By The Associated Press | (AP) - NO SIGNS OF COMPROMISE: China, in a dispute with Google over censoring its China-based search engine, said the company must obey its laws or "pay the consequences." | THE SPEAKER: Li Yizhong, the minister of Industry ...
Summary Box: China insists Google obey the law Fresno Bee | The Associated Press thefresnobee_994:/2010/03/12/1857060/summary-box-china-insists-google.html E-Mail Print Text Size: tool name | tool goes here Comments (0) | NO SIGNS OF COMPROMISE: China, in a dispute with Google over censoring its China-based...
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China to draw up policies for Tibet, Xinjiang China Daily | BEIJING: China will draw up policies this year to boost the development in Xinjiang and Tibet as well as other Tibetan-inhabited areas, Premier Wen Jiabao said Friday. | "We will...
IBM invests in China's smart power China Daily | IBM is opening a multi-million dollar lab to develop technologies for China's burgeoning smart grid market. | The $40 million dollar Energy & Utilities Solutions Lab will be ...
Shaping Policy by Playing Safe The New York Times | BERLIN — The U.S. secretary of defense, Robert M. Gates, rarely ruffles feathers, at least not in public. But when he spoke his mind during a gathering of NATO’s top ...
China Hits Back at Obama on Yuan Wall Street Journal By AARON BACK And JIN JING | BEIJING -- A senior Chinese central banker hit back at comments by U.S. President Barack Obama that China should move to a more market-oriented exchange rate, saying Friday countries shouldn't rely on others to fix their own problems. | The People's Bank of China Vice Gov. Su Ning, speaking on the sidelines of the Natio...
US slams rights abuses in China, NKorea and Iran The Himalayan | WASHINGTON: The United States accused China and Iran of increasing human rights abuses as it raised the alarm about growing anti-Semitism worldwide and discrimination of Muslims in Europe. | In its annual report on human rights for 194 countries, the State Department also denounced North Korea's "deplorable" record, "egregious"...
US slams rights abuses in China, NKorea and Iran The Himalayan | WASHINGTON: The United States accused China and Iran of increasing human rights abuses as it raised the alarm about growing anti-Semitism worldwide and discrimination of Muslims in Europe. | In its annual report on human rights for 194 countries, the State Department also denounced North Korea's "deplorable" record, "egregious"...
