Google search blog goes live in China
Following Google’s recent investment in Tianya.cn, Google China Blog Search goes live today.
Said to be self-censored, this blog search returns results that are controlled such that they adhere to China’s local laws, regulations, and policies. For example, sensitive search queries that do not comply with certain laws will not properly return results, but will instead display a place-holder image that explains why the results do not show.
Google is still in the process of tweaking its algorithms to fit China’s desired censorship parameters. But for now, it’s up and running.
Via Google Blogoscoped.
[...] is quick to follow. Recently, Google has invested in a Chinese social community, Tianya.cn, and its live search in China is now up and [...]
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