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http://bit.ly/8Vb7QM Technologist David Weinberger says Google's unofficial motto of "don't be evil" may be hard to keep in China. The search superpower says it's considering pulling out of China after its Gmail servers were hacked -- and that Chinese human rights activists were the targets.

"Google could, I suppose, stay in at the risk of being hacked and provide search results that are censored, in an environment where even instant messages are censored," Weinberger tells WBUR.

"But there's not a lot of room for them to do good of the Western sort that we all like, given the control that the Chinese government has over the very architecture of the Internet.