Senator to Probe Work with "Internet-Restricting Countries"

Assistant Senate Majority Leader Dick Durbin (D-IL) said he plans to hold a hearing next month to examine U.S. companies' business practices in "Internet-restricting countries." Durbin's announcement comes shortly after Google Inc.'s decision to reevaluate its operations in China, after suffering a cyber-attack it said was aimed at exposing the identities of advocates for democratic reform there.

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