Yahoo, Microsoft! and MySpace Staying in China

Rejection Google wish censorship policy in China does not influence the attitudes of Microsoft-including Bing search engine, Yahoo!, Or MySpace. They stuck with the states ready to follow the policy of the country's ginseng. "We respect other companies that take a different decision based on experience and their own perspective," said a Microsoft spokesman. "For more than 20 years we have been doing business in China and we are continuing our business there." Microsoft Company considers important official statement to the world, including Beijing. "We believe that all technology companies have committed to the public to help protect Internet users." Microsoft's response is a response to criticism of Google's Sergey Brin officials. She pointed to China's violation of freedom of speech and against human rights. Brin after closing the search engine in China and moved to Hong Kong expressed disappointment in the company's other technology companies. "I hope the bigger companies are not only interested in profits from it all. Generally, companies must pay attention to where and how their products are used." But not all behave like Microsoft, GoDaddy.com, peregister the world's largest Internet domain name, the congressional hearings on the Americans said they would pull out of China because of concerns with interference from the government and provasi. Company, which claimed 27,000 manage domain names China, said they asked the Chinese government to collect headshot photos, business license information and fill out the registration form from the user and sends it to the local government. "Intensification procedure appears ... based on Chinese government's desire to increase control over the domain registration subject by the Chinese government," executive vice president of GoDaddy, Christine Jones. "There is increased monitoring of the activities of the Chinese people on the internet."

Source : tempo