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	<title>Comments on: Google vs. China: Understanding Google&#8217;s Position</title>
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		<title>By: Marat</title>
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		<description>We can’t fail to note that the political conscience has awakened in Google right after Obama’s coming to power. We think though, that the matter here is not in the ideology itself but rather its economic underlying reason.
Google as well as several other transnational structures hardly lost a lot during the crisis. But what about Chinese leadership, for whom their own country and people make up the main asset, providing a decent place in the world? Maybe the Google leadership has the grounds to believe that the time when Chinese authorities may sacrifice part of their informational sovereignty has come?
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Google as well as several other transnational structures hardly lost a lot during the crisis. But what about Chinese leadership, for whom their own country and people make up the main asset, providing a decent place in the world? Maybe the Google leadership has the grounds to believe that the time when Chinese authorities may sacrifice part of their informational sovereignty has come?<br />
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