P> has stopped censoring the internet for China by shifting a search engine off the mainland. The move is an attempt to balance sustained rules for China's internet with the desire to profit from an explosively growing market. Visitors to .ca are now automatically redirected to HK. Maybe Chinese regulators were not very involved in this decision-making process, and thus we would not be surprised if you saw regulators essentially shutting off access at CN and .com HK sooner rather than later. The compromise could resolve a two and a half month impasse and ease the financial pain of standing against censorship. If you look at the stock ance year-to-date or since this whole situation started to unfold in mid-January, this stock has actually suffered. The redirect means could still prosper in the country even as the site remains a distant second behind China's Baidu. says it will keep its engineering and sales offices in China, hoping that competitors like Baidu and Microsoft won't snap them up. Shares of ended down a fraction at 557.50. (Matt Friedman, The Associated Press)
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