Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt answered questions at the company's annual stockholder meeting in Mountain View, Calif., on Thursday with some levity at North Korea's expense, and a pointed dig at China.
"I was troubled by continued reports of censorship and spying on people," he said of China's relationship with its citizens as a way of explaining why Google refuses to invest more resources in the country. China currently boast more than 560 million people using the Internet.
Google return to China unlikely anytime soon
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