Text of report by Hong Kong newspaper Sunday Morning Post on 27 August Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopaedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to pressure from Beijing to censor sensitive articles.

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CHINA: Wikipedia chief says no to censorship
Asia Pacific Media Network, CA - 25 minutes ago
Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to ...

Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to pressure from Beijing to censor sensitive articles.

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Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to pressure from Beijing to censor sensitive articles.

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Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to pressure from Beijing to censor sensitive articles.



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Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to pressure from Beijing to censor sensitive articles.



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Wikipedia is not Google: no to Chinese censorship
AsiaNews.it, Italy - 57 minutes ago
... forbidden news. Beijing (AsiaNews/SCMP) – Wikipedia will not bow to Beijing censorship, said the site’s founder. Jimmy Wales ...

Jimmy Wales, founder of the open-forum internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, vowed yesterday he would not go down the same path as search engine Google by bowing to pressure from Beijing to censor sensitive articles.



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