January 14-2010:
Should Google Pull Out Of China?
Personally, I think this question involves moral, social, human rights, and economic considerations. And should not be hastily acted upon.
However, Google's time in China so far, has not shown much Internet growth, in relation to it's other rivals therein. I think Google has only about 35% of the National Online market. But this alone must not be the reason to pull out just yet.
If the administration of Google is truly concerned about the inability of Online Advocates and Bloggers, from Freely expressing themselves online, without censorship. Then this is the moment of decision.
If the administration of Google is truly concerned about the inability of Online Advocates and Bloggers, from Freely expressing themselves online, without censorship. Then this is the moment of decision.
Sometimes the majority have to make some sacrifices for the few. If it entails setting the stage for something Bigger & Greater than the immediate concerns and benefits.
Derryck.
NYC.
NYC.
