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This 4 page paper examines the controversy and the fact that Google has made compromises in China. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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terms such as democracy (Noguchi, 2006). Of course, that acknowledgement is the tip of the iceberg. Google is actively censoring information for the Chinese people at the request of its
government. It is because of this situation that many opposed the company, and claim that it is comprising the freedom of information ethics as well as its admonition not to
promote evil (Noguchi, 2006). Google does admit to having a problem with ethics in respect to its decision regarding the filtering of political information, but the company did defend its
actions (Noguchi, 2006). Google claimed that its entry into China would actually increase the flow of information to the country (Noguchi, 2006). This is true despite the fact that Google
is promoting censorship, at least to an extent. A Google spokesman explained that while some of the data is censored, it is better than providing no information at all
(Noguchi, 2006). That may be true on some level, but on another, it might actually provide the people with a false sense of knowledge. In other words, they might feel
as if they are getting everything from the Internet, when the information is not complete. That could potentially set up a worse situation because without the Internet, the people realize
they do not know everything. With the Internet, they feel they have the truth, but they really do not have access to everything. It is hard to tell which situation
is worse. Noguchi (2006) remarks: "Critics said Googles capitulation to Beijing put it at odds with its own decision last week to resist a U.S. government subpoena that sought
records of search terms to research pornography on the Internet. Google must be careful not to taint its own do-good corporate image with seemingly incompatible policies, they said" (D1). Of
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