Google says ICP license renewed by China

Google says ICP license renewed by China

BEIJING, China - A screenshot taken July 9, 2010, of Google's Chinese webpage shows the search engine's Internet Content Provider license number at the bottom. Google announced the same day that the Chinese government had renewed its license, which it needs to continue operating its website in China.

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