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14 Feb 2020 - 24 Dec 2025

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16 Dec 2022獨媒#5841

Google Refuses to Put Correct National Anthem at Top, Says It Will Not Manually Manipulate Search Rankings

Google拒絕置頂正確國歌 表明不會人為操控搜尋排名

In recent months, the wrong Hong Kong national anthem has been played at several overseas international sporting events. The Hong Kong government and the pro-establishment camp have both condemned Google, which has been identified as one of the culprits, and demanded that it place the March of the Volunteers at the top of search results. Several Executive Council members have successively pressured the company. Ronny Tong said Google might be violating the National Security Law, while Regina Ip said she was considering using the Legislative Council’s powers and privileges to summon Google representatives to explain. Google said yesterday that it would not manually manipulate its search results to place specific webpages at the top.

近月有多場海外國際賽事播錯香港國歌,Google被指是元兇之一,港府及建制派均齊聲譴責,要求Google將《義勇軍進行曲》置頂。多名行會成員先後施壓,湯家驊稱Google或違反《國安法》,葉劉淑儀又指考慮以立法會特權法傳召Google代表解釋。Google昨日表明,不會人為操作將特定網頁置頂。

8 Dec 2022HK01#5809

Police Asked Last Year for Seven YouTube Videos Allegedly Violating National Security Law to Be Removed; Google Complied with None

警隊去年要求刪7條涉違《國安法》YouTube片Google全部無應允

Hong Kong sports teams have become embroiled in a series of national anthem controversies in recent months, and the Hong Kong government has asked Google to remove misinformation. According to Google’s annual Transparency Report, in the second half of 2021 the government made 82 removal requests. Google complied with nearly 30% of them, while taking no action on more than 60%. Among the requests, the police cited the Hong Kong National Security Law in asking for seven YouTube videos allegedly involving violations of the law to be removed, but the request was not acted upon. Google explained that there were many reasons for not removing content as requested, including that the information provided might not have been clear enough or that it was uncertain whether the content should be removed.

香港運動代表隊近月接連捲入國歌風波,港府要求Google移除不實訊息。根據Google每年公布的《資訊公開報告》,於2021年下半年,港府曾提出82項移除要求,Google配合移除近三成項目,有超過六成沒有採取行動,當中警隊曾根據《香港國安法》,要求移除7部涉違法的YouTube影片,但未獲理會。Google解釋,未依要求移除內容的原因眾多,可能與資料不夠明確,不確定移除內容等有關。

30 Nov 2022獨媒#5780

Lee Tze-king Protests at Google, Urges Correct National Anthem to Be Pinned and ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ Removed

李梓敬到Google示威 促置頂正確國歌及刪除《願榮光歸香港》

Searching Google for Hong Kong’s national anthem currently displays “Glory to Hong Kong”. New People’s Party Legislative Council member Lee Tze-king and three others staged a protest this morning outside Google’s Hong Kong office in Times Square, urging it to pin the correct national anthem at the top of search results and remove the “Hong Kong independence song”, namely “Glory to Hong Kong”. Google did not send a representative to receive the letter, and Lee left after placing it at the reception desk.

目前在Google 搜尋香港國歌,會顯示《願榮光歸香港》。新民黨立法會議員李梓敬等一行四人,今早到位於時代廣場的香港Google 分部示威,促將正確國歌置頂,並刪除「港獨歌曲」(即《願榮光歸香港》)。Google 未有派員接信,李梓敬將信件放在接待處後離開。

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