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p2pnet complains about Google largely because of company’s constant cynical disregard for the people who use its many and various products, all of which are in one way or another linked to its core advertising business.

Google started out with Do No Evil as its motto. But that soon fell by the wayside and five years ago, p2pnet reported on the censorship of Google news sources inside China, something it tried to spin as ‘omitting’ or ‘not including’.

“Dynamic Internet Technology (DIT) ceo Bill Xia told us that on September 15, a volunteer working with DIT’s DynaWeb noticed Google’s Chinese news returned different results depending whether the search was conducted in China or in the US,” we stated, going on, “He also said, ‘We were able to confirm this report through proxies in China. Search results inside China do not contain news from blocked sites such as www.epochtimes.com.au’. We spoke with Google spokeswoman Debbie Frost, who denied claims that its Chinese service was censoring news, saying, among other things, “to create the best possible news search experience for our users, we sometimes decide not to include some sites, for a variety of reasons’.”

But that doesn’t mean everything Google does is reprehensible and some of its products are not only genuinely useful, but truly innovative, and one such is its translation service.

Google is by no means the only company whose software offers surfers the abililty to see what something in German, say, might read in English. The translations — its or someone else’s — often leave a lot to be desired, but that’s just carping because they do give you an idea and what’s being said in the original text.

And now Google has launched an interesting upgrade to its existing product, giving it a “new look and feel to the automatic text and Web page translation tool” offering “51 language options and instant translations,” says PC World.

We thought we’d give it a try with the first two sentences of this post. So, below are the results in German, French, panish — and Chinese.

If you speak any of these languages, how do the translations (and they were indeed ‘instant’)  look to you?

French »»»

p2pnet se plaint à propos de Google en raison principalement de mépris constant cynique entreprise pour les personnes qui utilisent ses nombreux et divers produits, qui sont tous d’une manière ou d’une autre liés à son activité de publicité de base.

Google a commencé avec Do No Evil comme sa devise. Mais que bientôt tombé à l’eau et il ya cinq ans, p2pnet rapport sur la censure des sources nouvelles de Google en Chine, ce qu’il a tenté de filer comme des «omettant» ou «non compris».

German »»»

p2pnet beschwert sich über Google vor allem wegen der ständigen zynischen Gesellschaft Missachtung der Menschen, die ihre zahlreichen und unterschiedlichen Produkten, die alle in der einen oder anderen Weise auf seine Kern-Werbegeschäft Form genutzt werden.

Google startete mit Do No Evil als Motto. Aber das ist auch bald auf der Strecke und vor fünf Jahren, berichtete p2pnet auf die Zensur von Google News-Quellen in China, etwas, das sie versucht, als “Spin Weglassen” oder “ohne”.

Spanish »»»

p2pnet queja de Google en gran parte por desprecio cínico compañía constante para las personas que utilizan sus productos numerosos y diversos, todos ellos de un modo u otro vinculados a su negocio de publicidad básicos.

Google comenzó con “no hacer el mal como su lema. Pero pronto cayeron en el camino y hace cinco años, p2pnet informó sobre la censura de las fuentes de noticias de Google en China, algo que trató de hilar como “la omisión” o “no incluido”.

Chinese (simplified – and hopefully, you’ll be able to see the Chinese characters) »»»

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And for the hell of it, we submited the French version to be translated back to Engish, with the result »»»

p2pnet complains about Google’s mainly due to constant cynical contempt for business people who use its many different products, all in one way or another related to its advertising activity basis.

Google started with Do No Evil as its currency. But that soon fell into the water five years ago, p2pnet report on censorship of the news sources of Google in China, which he tried to spin as “failing” or “excluding”.

Stay tuned.

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