Free trade, when it suits (Asia Times)

5 March 2010, 1:56 am

HUA HIN, Thailand - Search giant Google, which in January threatened to ax its China-based unit if the government in Beijing did not let the company present searches without self-censoring the results, has found backing in the Barack Obama administration, which has shown an inclination to take China's Internet censorship to the World Trade Organization (WTO) as an unfair barrier to trade.... Read More »

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