[UPDATE]: Read SFT’s satirical press release announcing the launch of NoLuv4Google.com SFT has launched our site dedicated to getting people to break up with Google. It’s called NoLuv4Google.com and it has a ton of ways for people to show their outrage at Google. Included on the site: Take...

As I'm sure many have heard by now the much acclaimed tech company, Google, has agreed to censor search results through it's famous search engine in exchange for greater access to the Chinese market. Terms including Tibet, Dalai Lama, Human Rights, and Democracy among others will be blocked by the company...

We know you can’t get enough of our online battle against those big corporate pushovers Google, and so we’re giving you a little bit more. Last night, we filmed a state-of-the-art videoblog to give you personal access inside our freedom-minding minds. Behind the Struggle: An SFT Videoblog...

Welcome back to school everyone! On Tuesday Feb 7th we will be showing the film "Daughters of Everest" in Kettler G46 at 4pm. Chips and Soda will be provided so tell a friend!About the film:Daughters of Everest" brings a unique flavor to a familiar story: the attempt to climb Mount Everest. In 2000,...

Thanks to the amazing Amos, you can now replace the Google logo with our own jammed version (courtesy of Free Range). Here’s the step-by-step: 1) Make sure you have the latest Firefox web browser 2) Install the Grease Monkey extension (make sure to restart Firefox after you do!) 3) Install the...

Bad translation aside, this is what you see when you search for “Free Tibet” in Chinese (Xizang Ziyou). Click on it to enlarge: Yep, that’s some fun loving, free access to information Google’s got going over in China…

I just did a search of google.com images vs. google.cn images for the term “dalai lama”. Google.com (free world): 42,800 Google.cn (censored world): 38, though only ONE picture of the current Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso. HHDL is with Bush in this picture. Then I did a comparative search using...

There has been a massive outcry against Google’s unethical partnership with the Chinese government. People around the world, online and off, are shocked that a company claiming to be for the free flow of information and operating while not doing evil would hypocritically push Chinese propaganda...

While Students for a Free Tibet is leading the opposition to Google’s partnership with China to censor information and spread propaganda, other organizations and blogs have also expressed righteous outrage at Google. Some have created other jammed logos, many have written extensively on Google’s...

Working Assets/Act For Change has launched a campaign to stop Google’s censorship program in China. Click here to take part in their email action to Google.