Google Admits Compromising Principles in China

muellerr1 writes "Google co-founder Sergey Brin admitted that it had adopted 'a set of rules that we weren't comfortable with' in their Chinese activities. Though it doesn't yet sound like they're admitting to actually doing evil, it does appear that they are thinking about pulling out of China rather than compromise their 'do no evil' motto."

It all makes sense

[Anonymous Coward]

If Google is not evil and China is, then it's just logical that they'd pull out. We wouldn't want a rift in the space-time continuum now, would we?

In related news...

[Anonymous Coward]

Googlasia went public today sporting a motto "Do As Little Evil As Possible". Stocks soared from the opening price.

It will be interesting to see how this holds against their primary competitor, Microsoft which has embraced the Chinese market. They do not stand to lose their image or their corporate motto of "Screw Everyone."

New Motto

[Anonymous Coward]

Do no Evil... Do compromises.

Pulling out ??!? WOW !

[unity100]

This will be a first in this scale.

It might be so that we might need to ask vatican to bestow sainthood on google at this rate.

I have to admit im impressed.

Amazing.

[alex_guy_CA]

I've never in my life seen a corporate head admit wrongdoing so quickly without being forced to by a court. This is simply amazing.

Re:Pulling out ??!? WOW !

[RyanXP]

Yeah, i'm shocked about this whole pulling out business. I mean we all know China isn't on the pill, but I would've thought that a company as responsible as Google would at least wear a condom.

Re:Good for Brin!

[kponto]

Unless you consider successfully running a business to be evil,

Duh... we're liberals.

Re:It all makes sense

[alucinor]

The U.S. is pretty evil too. I hope they pull out of there.