From what I have read this article has some merit. It seems the breach/hacks occurred from within the Google shanghai office. This is a possible reason for them saying that the china office had no notice of the US announcement. I know nothing however, and am just watching the spin...
Is it really true that pulling out of China will result in Google getting hacked less (i.e. protect their IP)? If the attack really originated in the gov't, it seems like the gov't wouldn't have any trouble getting past any filtering in order to gain access to Google.
It would be MUCH easier with people on the inside.
This article feels a bit scattered... capitalising on a recent news item? Nail in the coffin: "loosing market share"...
And I don't think it was a mere once-off typo: "The only person who might loose..."
english speakers should switch to a systematic phonetic spelling scheme if this minutia bothers them.
Could the poor English have anything to do with English being a second language for the writer?
I think you'll need to find better criticism.
English is my fist language shamefully :(. Thanks for pointing out my poor writing/spelling, I will make an effort to improve . I would like comments on the points (if any) I raised.
Cheers!
I liked the joke about the UK. I'm English and well..... it's funny to see a formerly massive power be.... well... a bit crap. Especially since that's where I live :D