Credit: Xesai / Getty Images Sergey Brin, Google’s co-founder, defended his company’s decision to censor terms on its Google.cn website, saying that it was the best way to provide its services in China, Reuters reports. On Tuesday, Google decided to censor words or phrases from Google.cn that Chinese government officials might find offensive. The move is the latest in a slew of corporate agreements between U.S. companies and the Chinese government, in order to ensure access to the booming Chinese market.“I didn’t think I would come to this conclusion-but eventually I came to the conclusion that more information is better, even if it is not as full as we would like to see it,” Brin said. Google currently plans to offer only four of its core services in China: Web site search; image search; Google News; and local search.-Al Sacco Related content opinion What you don’t know about data management could kill your business Organizations without a solid data management strategy are on a collision course with catastrophe. Unfortunately, that’s most businesses, judging by the fundamental disconnect on the importance of strong data foundations. By Thornton May Nov 28, 2023 6 mins Data Architecture Data Architecture Data Architecture brandpost Sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel® Gen AI without the risks Demystifying generative AI: Practical tips for cost-effective deployment in your organization. By Andy Morris, Enterprise AI Strategy Lead at Intel Nov 27, 2023 6 mins Artificial Intelligence brandpost Sponsored by SAP Old age isn’t what is used to be: a versatile solution for a more independent breed of seniors An award-winning company from Down Under gives today’s seniors the power to access the services they need while keeping control of their own destinies and preserving their independence. By Michael Kure, SAP Contributor Nov 27, 2023 4 mins Digital Transformation news COP28: CIO’s vision for a sustainable future By Andrea Benito Nov 27, 2023 3 mins Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe