谷歌中国集体看《阿凡达》：很可能明天就不用上班了 阿凡, 谷歌, 中国, 集体, 上班

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【八阕】郑重声明：本则消息未经严格核实，也不代表《八阕》观点。--[服务使用须知]【八阕】一个劳动人民群众喜闻乐见的好地方:http://www.popyard.org ) H) R/ M( R0 u. d6 `: s
八阕 http://www.popyard.org 提要：Google中国业务全部休眠，所有员工集体看《阿凡达》，开始带薪休假，并被限制访问美国资源了。) ?4 P  U/ k6 j# {
今晨4点，谷歌公司发展事务副总裁兼法律总顾问大卫。杜鲁蒙在谷歌官方网站上扬言，遭到网络攻击，可能退出中国业务。1 D/ B# ^" n8 F; h' e
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在该博文中称，大卫-多姆德谈到，他们侦测到来自中国的高技术、有针对性的攻击，这些攻击和攻击所暴露出的监视行为，以及过去一年试图进一步限制网络言论自由的行动，促使谷歌决定对中国业务运营的可行性进行评估。
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+ @( ]7 [0 _5 i+ Q今天上午，据谷歌内部员工流传出的消息称：“因为收到了上午的消息，所以来了很多记者，公司外的保安被派到门口把正门堵祝全员都在看电视电话会议，业务全部休眠，正式决议要到晚上出。很可能明天就不用上班了。”
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  Y# J- e& t" o" J1月13日下午，又有消息传出：“今天上午公司召开了员工大会，宣布下午所有员工集体看阿凡达，然后吃散伙饭，开始带薪休假，员工也开始被限制访问美国资源了。”同事们都在打电话和外面联系。; k  H+ L6 P  b" k& }
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记者询问Google员工，试图获知会议内容，均被告知不方便透露。
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【八阕】郑重声明：本则消息未经严格核实，也不代表《八阕》观点。--[服务使用须知]【八阕】一个劳动人民群众喜闻乐见的好地方:http://www.popyard.org
6 e) l5 z8 _7 {& F% r+ V6 z八阕 http://www.popyard.org 搜寻引擎龙头Google传出不满中国对网路控管与过滤的行径，扬言未来「有可能」要全面退出中国市场。消息一传出就有人表示，「放弃大陆市场将是Google有史以来最蠢的决定」；不过也有网友声援，认为Google是不畏强权的「真汉子」！
( ~- D4 \: h/ Q9 [4 k' t7 ^6 N据了解，Google疑似因为中国骇客多次侵入人权活动人士所使用的Gmail帐户，侵犯言论自由，加上搜寻引擎长年受到中国的过滤和控管，让Google在美国的管理团决定，往后不愿为中国方面的搜索结果进行审查。
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; o6 f3 A. z3 d4 W: M( U' A" D8 Q而Google不再对中国方面的搜索结果进行审查，将可能导致Google不得不退出中国网路市场，Google高级副总裁庄孟德对此也有心理准备，表示目前Google正在评估中国业务营运的可行性，以及完全退出中国市场的可能性。 ' H; I# @  ^( z# [0 b. w3 Y

( }: X( x) Z$ Z; A' J% ]Google退出中国市场的消息一出，立即引起国际间的注意，美国国务卿希拉蕊表示，美国正等待中国Z.F.对此事的说明，强调21世纪不能欠缺网路自由；网路上也有不少网友PO文高喊「Google不要走」、「谷歌好样的，我们支持你」；甚至有网友前往Google北京办公室献花，高举「谷歌是真汉子」的牌子表态支持。
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不过，中国IT与网路界着名人士唐骏则认为，「放弃中国市场等于放弃半个世界，这将是Google有史以来最蠢的决定」；也有偏激的网友痛批，「支持党打击Google不良资讯的举动！垃圾Google滚得好 」！

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事情是这样的，2010年1月7号，国务卿希拉里·克林顿(Hillary Clinton)在国务院请吃饭。这是一场小规模的晚宴，规模虽小，来客却都是通讯科技界的重量级人物。客人名单上有谷歌首席执行官埃里克·施密特 (Eric Schmidt)、Twitter联合创始人杰克·多尔西(Jack Dorsey)、微软首席研究与战略官克瑞格·蒙迪(Craig Mundie)，以及Mobile Accord CEO James Eberhard, Cisco CMO Susan Bostron, NYU Professor Clay Shirky, Personal Democracy founder Andrew Rasiej等。$ s: J8 ]4 H9 a; B

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Photo: She realizes that if U.S. diplomatic policy is going to encourage civil society development, and fight violence and oppression, 21st-century tools like Twitter, Google, and YouTube are going to be key. It's all part of her 21st-century statecraft strategy: harnessing the power of technology tools to promote diplomacy around the globe. Yesterday, Senator Lugar wrote a great piece on these efforts.. T* z# |$ s8 b% |( W; k% z

' c; D; |6 g% K. u7 F晚饭吃了两个小时，希拉里跟大伙儿边吃边聊，聊些什么内容呢？俺不翻译了，自己看吧：
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! k  z* ?. h' R: L! c2 o" m' r1. Finding ways to incent global citizens to build applications that can advance these goals- b& y5 p3 G/ g- c

5 v6 Z. j' r* `# ]" u; E# Y2. Finding creative ways to ensure that Internet access is always freely available4 e: M& ~) w8 G& p! G$ Z' S  @. b8 M

$ b) x4 O4 o* _) w5 L' l  f% m/ p& M/ {3. Building better public-private partnerships and making it easier for start-ups that have great ideas to be able to present them more effectively to the U.S. government/ `) @& J' \# ~

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( x' Q3 \8 h2 j( ]* @5. Discovering ways to train people -- especially those who are new to the online world -- how to use all these tools effectively
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" {, i9 D; q  w: J+ ]& r# m  R6 z7 b. Q6. Leveraging the mobile channel for anonymous crime reporting for greater transparency
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7 {* I) i( s2 U, W8 A+ ]! B总之的总之，俺个人的理解，这些巨头要联手搞一项新技术，保证地球人可以不受当地Z.F.控制自由上网啥的。搞不好这个秘密武器已经研究得差不多了呢。反正这顿饭一吃，没过几天，谷歌就豁出去发声明了，呵呵。
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& P! e9 ]1 F) i/ n, N; Z( ~据说1月21日国务卿希拉里将公布一项科技新政策。大家拭目以待吧。
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( _  o) f$ S( T原文：Facebook, Twitter and YouTube Are Tools For Diplomacy3 K$ i3 S/ [/ X9 [% ^

9 u# j! n- V8 p/ W) uLast night I was honored to attend a small dinner with Secretary Hillary Clinton hosted at the U.S. State Department, which included a great list of notable guests, including Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey, Mobile Accord CEO James Eberhard, Microsoft CSO Craig Mundie, Cisco CMO Susan Bostron, NYU Professor Clay Shirky, and Personal Democracy founder Andrew Rasiej, to name a few.8 s6 d; H; b* N6 G

: l% o* ^* E3 ^! [1 u6 v. g! aSecretary Clinton has a great deal of interest in technology and how it can drive engagement around the world. Kicking off 2010 with a two-hour discussion with technology leaders about 21st-century statecraft shows that she is serious about this.
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She realizes that if U.S. diplomatic policy is going to encourage civil society development, and fight violence and oppression, 21st-century tools like Twitter, Google, and YouTube are going to be key. It's all part of her 21st-century statecraft strategy: harnessing the power of technology tools to promote diplomacy around the globe. Yesterday, Senator Lugar wrote a great piece on these efforts.; [; C' D; v5 R4 t! D) l% P

3 |, z2 Z/ ]4 ?% i% sAt dinner, we discussed how to harness technology for diplomatic and development goals. She went around the room asking everyone for concrete ideas. This brainstorming session with active participation from the group resulted in some great ideas, which included:
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1. Finding ways to incent global citizens to build applications that can advance these goals
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5. Discovering ways to train people -- especially those who are new to the online world -- how to use all these tools effectively8 \- I# x! M" z- R$ B% A
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$ X& L4 M% X9 KJack Dorsey, James Eberhard, and I told her first hand about our experience on our recent tech delegation trips to Iraq and Mexico, which she was very excited about. We also spoke about the success and momentum of the Alliance of Youth Movements, a nonprofit organization I helped start which is looking to advance grassroots movements seeking positive social change using the tools of 21st-century technology.6 B  i% _/ X+ \: o& \3 d9 K9 s
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As a result of the dinner, Secretary Clinton declared in an e-mail to her staff: "We are using all tools at our disposal to practice 21st-Century Statecraft...harnessing the power of technology."
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I was impressed with Secretary Clinton's engagement in the discussion and her genuine excitement to not only learn, but also make sure we act. From organizing a technology delegation to Iraq last April to sending Google CEO Eric Schmidt to Baghdad last month and hosting this dinner discussion, it's clear that the U.S. State Department is strongly supporting and encouraging digital diplomacy. By working with government and private-sector leaders, we're all banding together to figure out the most effective means to leverage digital technology tools to promote diplomacy around the world.

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Xiaowen

现在是沸沸扬扬啊，拭目以待。

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Xiaowen

深了去了。。。。。