Hacked? Google Corporate Site Redirected to China

[JMcEntegart]

Google was today rushing to fix a rather strange 'bug': The company's corporate site was redirecting to the Chinese-language version of the same page.

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[Memoscorp]

What a weird "coincidence".

 

[whenwhere]

funny - a bug!!!

 

[phoenix777]

too many news involving google and china lately -.-

 

[randomizer]

It's a feature, not a bug

 

[Parsian]

google should google bomb china with their censored materials

 

[coolgod]

lol, i remember that from world of goo

 

[hunter315]

coincidental timing on that bug, but i do believe it to be a bug, my high school had a problem with google.com redirecting to various random languages for a while, it was pretty interesting.

 

[7amood]

how about it's not a bug... it was done by china and they are cursing the execs in their own language (which obviously we do not understand)...
HA-HAAAAAAAAA!!!!11

 

[JohnnyLucky]

It just makes you want to go hmmmmmmm.......

 

[pug_s]

Those google hackers are at it again.

 

[rhino13]

I guess this is what China meant when they said google would regret it.

 

[maniac5999]

Hmmm... maybe google should put a picture of Tiennamen Square on it's homepage.

(you know, the one of the student and the tank)

 

[Guest]

This is just the beginning. Google should just attack China with pop up ads of bearded guys, old people with funny faces, and silhouettes of dancing people till they give up. I know I have.

 

[TemjinGold]

[citation][nom]zantac[/nom]This is just the beginning. Google should just attack China with pop up ads of bearded guys, old people with funny faces, and silhouettes of dancing people till they give up. I know I have.[/citation]

You've attacked China with all that?

 

[ghostsoldier]

I live in China, but I've always used google.com and not google.cn because I don't read Chinese. I noticed that since they shut down google.cn, they have also redirected google.com to google.com.hk. Not sure why they'd do that as Google.com shouldn't have been affected by the Chinese pullout.