Google's ambitions for China search engine are over, at least for now

Google hasn't had much of a presence in China for roughly a decade, but last year, news broke that the company was working on versions of Search and News that complied with local censorship laws. After months of pressure, both internal and external, Google confirmed to U.S. officials that the project is over.

During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Google VP of public policy Karan Bhatia told officials, "We have terminated Project Dragonfly." Project Dragonfly was the codename for the censored search engine.

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