Special Report

Google in China

Google's Threat to Leave China May Reflect U.S. Companies' Growing Unease Google Inc.’s threat to pull out of China is the most visible reflection of U.S. companies’ growing disillusionment with the country nine years after it joined the World Trade Organization, business groups said.

Cybersitter's Law Firm in Piracy Case Reports Web Attack From Within China Gipson Hoffman & Pancione, the law firm representing software maker Cybersitter LLC in a $2.2 billion software piracy action filed last week against the People’s Republic of China and seven major computer manufacturers in connection with distribution of the Green Dam censorware program, has come under a cyber attack directed from within China, the law firm said in a statement.

Google Exit From China Would Give Baidu Control of Biggest Internet Market Google Inc.’s possible departure from China may become a defining pronouncement that the world’s biggest Web market is an inhospitable place for foreigners.

Chinese Censorship Policy May Force Google to Shut Operations in Country China is unlikely to allow Google Inc. to provide uncensored Internet search results, potentially forcing the company to close its operations in the country, two people familiar with the matter said.

Google's Threat to Exit China Disheartens Users Who Find `No Substitute' Google Inc. users in China gathered to place flowers and candles outside the Beijing office after the company said it may withdraw from the world’s biggest Internet market.

`Don't-Be-Evil' Guys Ask China to Google This: Commentary by William Pesek Sergey Brin and Larry Page are finally living up to their motto: “Don’t Be Evil.”