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There are still a few barks left in this old dog(we all know how we call Google in Chinese).

For several months now, the search engine company has operated in mainland in a marginal way: it automatically redirected mainland Chinese users to a site in its Hong Kong branch,google.com.hk where the searches will not be censored. But with Google's license up for renewal through Chinese government, this strategy is doomed.

To save the company the fate of losing mainland Chinese market share, it will submit a new search routing:Chinese users will see a page at google.cn, which offers a single link to the Hong Kong site, where they can conduct searches or use other Google services, like translation and music, that require no filtering.

Would this work for the government? It remains to be seen. The license will be expired on Wednesday.

NYT's link

Google to Stop Redirecting Chinese Users to Hong Kong