Google Censoring Search Results in China

The collision was inevitable. Google has vowed to provide unbiased, accurate, and free access to information to people around the world, while touting a corporate motto of don't be evil. And China, which controls information with an iron grip, has blossomed into the world's second-biggest and fastest-growing Internet market. For those wondering what would happen when the irresistible force of Google and its altruistic motives finally met up with the immovable object of China, with its lure of higher profit, the answer came when Google unveiled its first search service inside China. Its concession: Google will play by government rules and censor results of sensitive queries, such as Falun Gong or multiparty elections. There's already a workaround