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					<description><![CDATA[Two things interest me about this story:
1. Google talks openly about the security breach, and in more detail than I would have ever imagined from such a tight-lipped organization. They should have just named the article &quot;The Chinese government is funding cyber espionage against us, and we&#039;re pissed.&quot;
2. It&#039;s likely that they were getting their butts kicked by Baidu (the competing Chinese search engine), and saw this as a grand opportunity, not to bow out gracefully, but to mask the real economic reasons for withdrawing. It&#039;s likely Google would have continued to employ censorship if it was bringing in money hand over fist.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Two things interest me about this story:<br />
1. Google talks openly about the security breach, and in more detail than I would have ever imagined from such a tight-lipped organization. They should have just named the article &#8220;The Chinese government is funding cyber espionage against us, and we&#8217;re pissed.&#8221;<br />
2. It&#8217;s likely that they were getting their butts kicked by Baidu (the competing Chinese search engine), and saw this as a grand opportunity, not to bow out gracefully, but to mask the real economic reasons for withdrawing. It&#8217;s likely Google would have continued to employ censorship if it was bringing in money hand over fist.</p>
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