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Don't be evil - for real
Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft should do more to promote freedom of speech and basic human rights in China, a report from Amnesty International says. The report is part of a campaign against internet repression, and Amnesty says that such global players could and should use their leverage to improve, not condone, the human rights situation in China.
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