Google's founder Sergey Brin has hinted that the company might reconsider its decision to accommodate China's censorship demands. Brin told reporters in Washington: "Perhaps now the principled approach makes more sense". That hint drew praise from buzzmachine's Jeff Jarvis. Brin was talking as the Paris-based group Reporters Without Borders revealed that Google's main web site, http://www.google.com, is no longer accessible in most Chinese provinces due to official censorship. (Via hosted.ap.org)
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