Google claims will no longer automatically directs the user "Google.cn" in China to "Google.com.hk" in Hong Kong. Because of her, a licensed Google as the provider of the content will expire.
It was announced by David Drummond, Google's legal department as the head, on Google's official blog. Drummond wrote that the government of China is prepared to reject the applications Google to extend the license themselves as Internet content providers. That is, Google should really shut the site search engine in the country that the Bamboo Curtain.
In China, every company that offers Internet content must have a license. Licenses are reviewed and updated eraser certain period, and owned by Google is entering a period of renewal even though its license is still valid until 2012.
As quoted from the New York Times, Wednesday (06/30/2010), in a few days longer in Google.cn users no longer will be automatically redirected to Google.com.hk. In contrast, Google's pages will still appear but could not to do a search.
If users in China clicking a link on that page, they will be directed to the site of Hong Kong. In Google.com.hk that users can perform a search or other Google services such as translation and music that does not require filtration.
Google itself has filed a license content provider and China's government hopes to receive it. If not, Google will likely lose 'Teeth' to dominate search engine in China.
"This approach ensures we remain faithful to the commitment to not censor results on Google.cn and gives users access to all services from a single page," writes Drommond. "Therefore, we hope this license can be approved so that we can continue to offer services via google.cn China user," the lid.
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