While Google says continuing discussions with Chinese authorities about his presence in China and has postponed the introduction in this market with two mobile phones from Samsung and Motorola equipped with the mobile platform Google Android, tensions have mounted a notch between China and the United States around the cyber whose California company and some thirty other American firms have been targeted in recent months. President Barack Obama said he was “concerned” about the attacks on Friday, January 22. The day before, Hillary Clinton said in a lengthy discourse on freedom of the Internet, that “new information curtain is coming down on much of the world”. Secretary of State expressed satisfaction that “U.S. companies incorporate in their management attention to the growing problem of Internet and freedom of information”.

In fact, the record to support the Chinese cyber-attacks against government or American corporate is more oppressive than suggested by the Google case. Several reports published in the United States by think tanks attest. If they can not appear openly in diplomatic relations – the crime of hacking is difficult due to a state – all within the rise of the Chinese threat, for strategic, technological or industrial piracy, and surveillance of dissidents.

Clinton also alluded to Tunisia, Uzbekistan, Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam. His reference to “iron curtain” and a new Cold War has triggered the immediate response from Beijing cons considered imperialist rhetoric of the United States. The spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Ma Zhaoxu, found that about the head of American diplomacy “are false” and that “they undermine the Sino-US relations.”

“The campaign of the United States to flow free and uncensored information on the Internet without restriction is a disguised attempt to impose their values on other cultures in the name of democracy,” Assen editorial in the English version of Global Times. The newspaper said that Mrs. Clinton forgot to say that “much of the information from the United States and other Western countries is responsible for an aggressive rhetoric against all countries that do not follow their leadership.

“FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION”

Although Chinese and U.S. diplomats met on several occasions, Friday, tension remains high. The statements of Ms. Clinton decide on this until the conciliatory tone adopted by the Obama administration on human rights.

In news, it announced an arms race of a new genre. China could make the costs even if U.S. companies are also the first to sell him the technological tools for censorship.

The United States is committed, in effect, to “support the development of new tools that enable citizens to exercise their rights to freedom of expression, bypassing the political censorship.”

The United States has taken another initiative for the second time after the visit of Barack Obama in China, the embassy and U.S. consulates have asked, Friday, January 22, fifty prominent Chinese Internet users to a video-conference Online. One way to probe, but also to co-opt as relays, the most militant fringe of the Chinese Web, including blogger-reporter Zola, the artist Ai Weiwei and the founder of the site nationalist Anti-CNN. They could discuss the new American doctrine of the internet expressed by Mrs. Clinton.

Despite the protests of Chinese diplomacy, the rejection of censorship is in China itself, being polarized against the regime a new generation of opponents. Like the Internet medium they use, these opponents are fast, flexible, elusive and more likely to undermine the legitimacy of the Communist Party by waves of protest online.

That case Google intervene when Beijing gives tighten – very bad feeling – on the Internet in China is therefore also a sensitive issue politically within. These days, the announcement that texting would in turn subjected to a screening of keywords to detect pornographic content – and implied policy – has again been stirring in the Chinese Web.

As for Google, said that conducting an internal investigation to its employees in China, had to explain on its website that China “discusses some issues with the Chinese government,” and that its operations were not suspended: “our Chinese employees continue to work hard to provide the best services and products to our customers and partners. ”

Google, observers note, runs the risk of censorship by blocking its research site in Chinese – because their leaders have threatened not to censor search results in retaliation including infiltration by hackers mail accounts activists of human rights.

By publicly challenging the Chinese government, and serving as a pretext for a warning shot against the supposed American actions in Chinese piracy, Google has placed itself in a delicate position: the loss of face in government that the used to camp on his positions. Even if blocking Google.cn, but it could maintain its operations in China: The New York Times, the largest source of revenue in China comes from Chinese advertisers on the English site, and therefore international search engine .

BLOCKING

Revenue in China, which are not disclosed publicly, would not exceed 2.5% of total turnover, which was 6.7 billion dollars last quarter of 2009. A blocking Google.cn of China, argued several Chinese economists, however, is bad for China: it would put Baidu, the Chinese number one, whose image suffers from zealous collaboration with the regime, a position of quasi – monopoly.

The Chinese firm, founded in 2000 by Li Yanhong, a software program income in China after studying in the United States and worked in Silicon Valley, would not rest on its laurels: it was his turn Friday to be the target of hackers, some of its search pages linking to various sites … pornographic.

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