Lawmakers on Wednesday accused U.S.-based Internet companies of giving in to pressure from China and helping to censor Web users in violation of American principles of free speech. They also criticized the four companies -- Microsoft, Yahoo, Cisco Systems and Google -- for failing to attend a congressional briefing that was staged to bring to light how Internet companies do business in China.
February 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Lawmakers on Wednesday accused U.S.-based Internet companies of giving in to pressure from China and helping to censor Web users in violation of American principles of free speech.
They also criticized the four companies — Microsoft Corp., Yahoo Inc., Cisco Systems Inc. and Google Inc. — for failing to attend a congressional briefing that was staged to bring to light how Internet companies do business in China.
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