w*********g
发帖数: 30882 | 1 中共吸引拉拢谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国只不过是在贸易战严重不利的情况下，临时
紧急做出来的牌，根本不是长久的国策。谷歌、脸书、特斯拉在中国也不可能做大，所
谓谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国的说法就是忽悠。
谷歌、脸书的兴盛来自于互联网的自由和开放，中共有可能因为谷歌、脸书进入就撤销
防火墙吗？做梦！只要防火墙不撤销，大量的国外网络资源都被屏蔽，谷歌搜索引擎就
无法发挥效力，脸书的社交网络就只能在中国国内，在中国市场上根本无法击败百度和
微信，只会被后两者碾压。这是谷歌、脸书希望看到的吗？
特斯拉就更是忽悠了。首先，中国对制造业的政策本来就是进口替代，特斯兰在中共的
政策下面是被模仿和取代的对象，特斯拉根本吃不到肉，特斯拉自己就是中共案板上的
肉。退一步
讲，即使特斯拉头两年能赚到一笔钱，这些钱想要汇回美国，在中国的外汇管制政策下
，也是非常非常困难的。没有美元利润，怎么给美国的特斯拉研发人员发工资？拿一捆
捆的毛泽东砸死他们？
所以这几个企业可谓严重缺乏战略眼光，看不到中西冷战的大幕正在徐徐拉开，而自己
只不过是中共政府用来干扰破坏美国政府外交政策的牌而已。难怪脸书的股票会跌的这
么惨，特斯拉亏损会迅速增加了。 | b********s
发帖数: 1508 | | l**d
发帖数: 1 | 3 中共吸引拉拢个鸡巴。你他妈看不见小扎一次次去跪舔最后还是被拒？
【在 w*********g 的大作中提到】
: 中共吸引拉拢谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国只不过是在贸易战严重不利的情况下，临时
: 紧急做出来的牌，根本不是长久的国策。谷歌、脸书、特斯拉在中国也不可能做大，所
: 谓谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国的说法就是忽悠。
: 谷歌、脸书的兴盛来自于互联网的自由和开放，中共有可能因为谷歌、脸书进入就撤销
: 防火墙吗？做梦！只要防火墙不撤销，大量的国外网络资源都被屏蔽，谷歌搜索引擎就
: 无法发挥效力，脸书的社交网络就只能在中国国内，在中国市场上根本无法击败百度和
: 微信，只会被后两者碾压。这是谷歌、脸书希望看到的吗？
: 特斯拉就更是忽悠了。首先，中国对制造业的政策本来就是进口替代，特斯兰在中共的
: 政策下面是被模仿和取代的对象，特斯拉根本吃不到肉，特斯拉自己就是中共案板上的
: 肉。退一步
| d*c
发帖数: 588 | 4 你有自己的观点可以理解，颠倒黑白就太没品了。鄙视 | g***t
发帖数: 210 | | T*******x
发帖数: 8565 | 6 小破熊是个笔杆子，给谁干都好使。
【在 b********s 的大作中提到】
: 你特么肯定特别得意自己的分析，还到处贴了吧？
| G*******h
发帖数: 4091 | 7 这个未必不是中共的饥饿营销。
【在 l**d 的大作中提到】
: 中共吸引拉拢个鸡巴。你他妈看不见小扎一次次去跪舔最后还是被拒？
| t*****9
发帖数: 10416 | 8 这些公司遵守天朝法律，自然可以在天朝开厂做生意 ～～
狗狗/yahoo 退出中国是 it 自己的选择 | a*****y
发帖数: 33185 | 9 Google might return to China. Here's why that's so controversial
by Sherisse Pham @Sherisse
August 2, 2018: 8:26 AM ET
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Google CEO: 'Data belongs to the user'
Google is reportedly planning to get back into China, a lucrative market
where it has a long history of tangling with authorities.
The Intercept reported Wednesday that Google plans to launch a search app in
China that would block sensitive websites and search terms to comply with
Chinese government censorship.
China has hundreds of millions of internet users and a thriving online
shopping market, making it impossible for US tech companies to ignore. But
jumping back into China presents ethical issues for Google (GOOGL), which
has long advocated a free and open internet.
Andy Tian, a tech executive who formerly led mobile strategy and
partnerships for Google in China, said the Chinese tech companies that
currently dominate search can't compete with Google's product.
"There's a huge void, Google can fill that void," said Tian, who is now CEO
of Asia Innovations.
Asked about The Intercept report, Google said in a statement that "we don't
comment on speculation about future plans."
Related: Google's latest move to crack China: A WeChat game
Like many other US internet platforms, Google's most popular products —
search, YouTube, Gmail — have been banned in China for years, blacked out
by a vast government censorship apparatus known as the Great Firewall.
But that wasn't always the case.
Google China 1.0
Google launched a Chinese language version of its search engine — google.cn
— in 2006. It complied with Beijing's censorship laws.
"While removing search results is inconsistent with Google's mission,
providing no information (or a heavily degraded user experience that amounts
to no information) is more inconsistent with our mission," Google said at
the time.
Related: Google to censor itself in China
While the search engine was censored, it also flagged to users when
information was removed from results. That gave Chinese internet users an
idea of what they were not allowed to see.
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China blocks Google searches on the eve of the Tiananmen Square massacre in
2014.
"We reminded users in China every single day that they are looking at
filtered results," said Tian, who worked at Google when the search engine
launched.
Still, critics complained that Google was breaching its own company motto: "
Don't Be Evil."
The company's devotion to web freedom, critics charged, was being subverted
by a willingness to comply with Chinese censorship in return for access to a
huge potential customer base.
Attack and retreat
Google was battling Baidu (BIDU) for market share. Three years after launch,
Google had wrestled about a third of the search market away from its
Chinese rival.
The dynamic changed in January 2010, when Google charged that Chinese
hackers had targeted Google and more than 20 other Western companies and
compromised the email accounts of Chinese dissidents living abroad.
Beijing denied that it had been involved in the attacks, but the incident
sparked a political fight with Washington.
Related: Google quits censoring search in China
google.cn screen 2010
A laptop screen displaying the landing page google.cn, which linked to an
uncensored Hong Kong site on July 1, 2010, in Beijing.
About three months later, Google made good on a threat to stop offering
search in China.
In March 2010, it announced it had stopped running the censored Google.cn
service and began routing its Chinese users to an uncensored version of
Google based in Hong Kong.
Academics, university students and other researchers relied heavily on
Google's search services to access information not available through Chinese
search engines like Baidu.
Businesses that depended on Google applications such as Google Docs and
Gmail also suffered.
gmail image new
Google wants back behind the Firewall
Google's parent company Alphabet changed its motto in 2015, replacing "Don't
Be Evil" with "Do the Right Thing."
From a business perspective, getting back into China is the right thing for
Google. It currently offers just a few services in the country — Google
Translate, a file organizing program and a new AI game.
Advertising is Google's main source of revenue, and 1.4 billion potential
users are hard to ignore. Facebook (FB), which competes with Google for
advertising revenue, is also locked out of China.
Shares in Baidu (BIDU) dropped 8% on Wednesday after The Intercept report
was published.
Related: Google bets $550M on Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com
google china booth
Critics and human rights groups are already accusing Google of bending to
China's will.
"The reality is that they will be serving the Chinese government," said
Lockman Tsui, former head of free expression for Google in Asia.
"The government now tracks people, apps on phones reveal who you are, where
you are. They are intrusive," he added. "They collect much more data and
Google can be requested to handover these data to the government."
— Begona Blanco Munoz contributed reporting.
CNNMoney (Hong Kong)
First published August 2, 2018: 6:51 AM ET | a*****y
发帖数: 33185 | | h*******i
发帖数: 4386 | 11 Tesla是上海倒贴嫖资卖淫妓院经济，自己出地，出钱，出pussy请洋大人来爽。
why not.
【在 w*********g 的大作中提到】
: 中共吸引拉拢谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国只不过是在贸易战严重不利的情况下，临时
: 紧急做出来的牌，根本不是长久的国策。谷歌、脸书、特斯拉在中国也不可能做大，所
: 谓谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国的说法就是忽悠。
: 谷歌、脸书的兴盛来自于互联网的自由和开放，中共有可能因为谷歌、脸书进入就撤销
: 防火墙吗？做梦！只要防火墙不撤销，大量的国外网络资源都被屏蔽，谷歌搜索引擎就
: 无法发挥效力，脸书的社交网络就只能在中国国内，在中国市场上根本无法击败百度和
: 微信，只会被后两者碾压。这是谷歌、脸书希望看到的吗？
: 特斯拉就更是忽悠了。首先，中国对制造业的政策本来就是进口替代，特斯兰在中共的
: 政策下面是被模仿和取代的对象，特斯拉根本吃不到肉，特斯拉自己就是中共案板上的
: 肉。退一步
| l**d
发帖数: 1 | 12 小扎不去跪舔，土共怎么饥饿营销。。。
【在 G*******h 的大作中提到】
: 这个未必不是中共的饥饿营销。
| w*********g
发帖数: 30882 | 13 中共吸引拉拢谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国只不过是在贸易战严重不利的情况下，临时
紧急做出来的牌，根本不是长久的国策。谷歌、脸书、特斯拉在中国也不可能做大，所
谓谷歌、脸书、特斯拉进入中国的说法就是忽悠。
谷歌、脸书的兴盛来自于互联网的自由和开放，中共有可能因为谷歌、脸书进入就撤销
防火墙吗？做梦！只要防火墙不撤销，大量的国外网络资源都被屏蔽，谷歌搜索引擎就
无法发挥效力，脸书的社交网络就只能在中国国内，在中国市场上根本无法击败百度和
微信，只会被后两者碾压。这是谷歌、脸书希望看到的吗？
特斯拉就更是忽悠了。首先，中国对制造业的政策本来就是进口替代，特斯兰在中共的
政策下面是被模仿和取代的对象，特斯拉根本吃不到肉，特斯拉自己就是中共案板上的
肉。退一步
讲，即使特斯拉头两年能赚到一笔钱，这些钱想要汇回美国，在中国的外汇管制政策下
，也是非常非常困难的。没有美元利润，怎么给美国的特斯拉研发人员发工资？拿一捆
捆的毛泽东砸死他们？
所以这几个企业可谓严重缺乏战略眼光，看不到中西冷战的大幕正在徐徐拉开，而自己
只不过是中共政府用来干扰破坏美国政府外交政策的牌而已。难怪脸书的股票会跌的这
么惨，特斯拉亏损会迅速增加了。 |
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