China may not loosen control as Google threat grows
China's government signaled no plan to relax Internet content rules as Google presses for uncensored results in China. Officials defended current policies while Google warns it may shut down Google.cn if no deal is reached. Authorities in the United States and China engage over cybersecurity and censorship amid hacking claims.
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