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WikiLeaks U.S. Cable: “Chinese Government Ordered Hack Google”

Ellen Nakashima of the Washington Post wrote: “The penetrations resulted in the theft of “significant” intellectual property, Google officials said.” Read her article her. Whether it is true or not is unsure: the source is anonymous and the leaker too … Continue reading

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Rogier Creemers’ Take on Google in China

IP Dragon’s esteemed friend Rogier Creemers is doing a PhD at the University of Maastricht on copyright and media control in China. Below is a guest column of Mr Creemers on Google in China: “By now, most in the blogosphere … Continue reading

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R.I.P. Google.cn? Thanks To Censorship and IP Infringements Or Just Face-saving Exit?

Google.cn is threatening to pull out of China, because of “a highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure originating from China that resulted in the theft of intellectual property from Google.” Read the official Google blog about it … Continue reading

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