Google Quit China For Political Reason: Wikileaks

Google China War

By ONE Liners Agency

CHINA NEWS - Yet another embarrassing revelation released by whistle-blowing site Wikileaks, cites a well placed source as saying the hacking of Google earlier this year, which forced the internet giant to quit China was “100% political.”

The leak US cables suggest that senior Chinese political men were behind the much controversial Google hacking story, though the cable denies any proof of top leaders to be involved in the incident.

It is reported that Beijing has been alarmed by Google’s high resolution satellite imagery, Google Earth.

Earlier this year, Google blamed China to attack the company by sophisticated cyber technology. It is said the email accounts of human right activists were among those hacked.

China also censored Google in its country, and to avoid increasing conflict, Google the country and moved its Chinese-language operations to Hong Kong.

The source who is oblivious and name is deleted from the text said the operations against Google this year from Chinese government were absolutely 100% political in nature, and not an attempt of common perception to boost domestic search engines such as Baidu.

However, the writer says it’s still in doubt whether President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao were aware of government’s ulterior action against the search engine.

Google Instant Becomes Instant Hit

Google Instant, Instant Search By Google

By ONE Liners Agency

Google speeds up with its new product Google Instant. Announced Wednesday by CEO Eric Schmidt at the IFA show in Berlin, Google Instant is the new definition of its search engine.

Google shifts the fundamental of searching with Google Instant. Instead of thinking search as an outcome, Google tries to make people think search to be a process. In Google Instant you constantly refine your query without 'searching' actually, or hitting the 'enter' button.

Google bets that this is the world of instant communication, so why not the search engine be instant. The Google Instant will produce a search with every keystroke. Not only this, even the sponsored links will change with every keystroke.

Schmidt said in his keynote address in Berlin, "We're trying very hard to get you something fast... Never underestimate the power of fast. Quick, quick, quick-we want to help you right now." Later in the speech, he also spoke of Google understanding what users want before they've even asked for it, in almost psychic-like fashion: "We can understand things like what you really meant."

Google Instant is surely the biggest change in Google. The moment one types anything, the page produces information and the button of "I'm Feeling Lucky" vanishes. The Instant, technically speaking, is something unquestionably amazing.

Google Instant tries to understand what is in your mind and show suggestions accordingly. So, no need to finish typing and no need to hit the enter button with Google Instant.

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