Well, Google may be in the decision mode to exit China completely, insofar as its China domain (www.google.cn), leaving its worldly Google domain (www.google.com) intact, although the Chinese government would sure block all remaining access to the local domain as well. This is quite a reversal from Google's earlier stance, and regarding the "right thing to do" for civilization and to fall inline with Google's mantra of "do no evil" this is, strangely, a welcome admission from the Google folks.
While Google investors may be worried about Google's China domain possibly falling by the wayside, should you be? After all, Google seems to have done quite well by paying attention to customers and roughly ignoring the incessant demands from Wall Street (although they are finally having to give in a little to the pressure). As this wired article lucidly and funnily demonstrates, perhaps there is a little more up the Google smokestack we should be expecting in the near future.
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