Despite the alleged abortion of the project Dragonfly, which had sparked fierce controversy within the company, Google was again said to have resumed plans to re-enter China – confirmed by an existing employee working for the search engine leader. Last year’s interior protest against the company opposed to the ethics, which Google has held for decades, in exchange for returning to China’s search engine market by providing censored search results, directly drew an end to the project and resulted in a tremendous debate. However, China remains as the holy grail to tech giants worldwide considering its monolithic scale of consumer power, dynamic innovation atmosphere, and quite a group of up-to-date users. Whether Google will succeed in its return we shall have to wait and see.
