Hong Kong internet providers raise fears over protest song ban Fears are growing that the world's largest search engine operator may exit Hong Kong , as the city's officials seek a court order to ...

A full Google retreat from Hong Kong in the near future has become “very likely,” said Xiaomeng Lu, director of consulting firm Eurasia Group’s geotechnology practice.

(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong called it “unbelievable” when Google rebuffed its 2022 request to bury a popular protest song from search results. Now armed with an injunction, authorities are ...

Google says it does not manipulate its search results amid a row over where Hong Kong's national anthem appears. Hong Kong had demanded that the search engine bury results for Glory to Hong Kong ...

Hong Kong’s intent to ban internet platforms from hosting a protest song is raising concern the move may prompt Western tech firms such as Google to reconsider their presence in the finance hub.

A senior Hong Kong official has warned that the city will stop buying adverts on Google’s search engine if a row over the search listings for the national anthem is not resolved. Deputy Chief ...

Google on Thursday said it did not manipulate the search results as claimed by the Hong Kong administration after the tech giant refused to remove a popular protest song against mainland China.

HONG KONG — U.S. tech giant Google is under increasing pressure by the Hong Kong government — and, by association, China — to bury in its search results a politically sensitive pro-democracy ...

HONG KONG—Google is under fire from officials and legislators in Hong Kong over a pro-democracy song that is showing up in search results for the national anthem, raising tensions between ...

Google told Gizmodo they can’t comment on the reports that officials in Hong Kong are urging them to adjust their search results. The company has said it believes in open access to information ...

Concerns are growing that the world’s largest search engine operator may exit Hong Kong, as the city’s officials seek a ban on a popular protest song Reading Time: 2 minutes Why you can trust SCMP ...

A senior Google executive in Asia said the US technology giant remains committed to Hong Kong, after the city's bid to ban a controversial protest song sparked concerns that Western internet ...