On Monday Google announced that it will no longer censor its search results in China. The announcement came after months of speculation that Google would close its China operations all together. As of Monday, Chinese visitors will will routed to a uncensored version of Google China via data centers in Hong Kong. Early reports on Monday suggested that the Chinese government already started censoring Google search results in mainland China.

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