China defends web censorship after Google threat
Updated on Jan 15, 2010 09:36 pm IST
China showed no sign of giving ground on censorship after U.S. Internet giant Google threatened to quit the country, telling companies on Thursday to cooperate with state control of the Internet. Google, the world's top search engine, said it may shut its Chinese-language google.cn website and offices in China after the cyber-attack originating from China. China however defended authorities' control of the web.
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