EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

There seems to be no escape from the outfall of the Google-China row right now.

Hillary Clinton's speech yesterday re-ignited fierce debate on the issue and the back-and-forth is continuing this morning.

Remember the flaw hackers apparently exploited? Seems the company that makes said software knew about it... for a while...

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Phil Muncaster | January 23, 2010

Told in September.

By Jason Slater | January 23, 2010

IT manager so far likes what he sees.

By Staff Writers | January 23, 2010

No fans for the cookie-cutter approach.

By Jim Finkle | January 23, 2010

Adobe Flash exploit.

By Nicola Brittain | January 23, 2010

Touted as the answer to piracy.

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