Govt to seek after Web search issue

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Once more the Public authority will write to research to seek after the issue of putting the right data connected with the national anthem at the highest point of Google’s web search tool results page, CEO John Lee expressed today.

The Public authority had before made such a solicitation to research recorded as a hard copy, yet the solicitation was turned down.

While resolving an inquiry by the media concerning the matter in front of the present Chief Board meeting, Mr Lee said: “as to the mistaken playing of our national anthem, we treat it exceptionally in a serious way on the grounds that a national anthem addresses a country. It addresses individuals. It addresses pride.

“Any mindful association ought to act in such a manner to guarantee that the national anthem is played accurately to regard, as a matter of some importance, every country’s national anthem, to regard hong kong anthem every nation’s regulation and furthermore to regard individuals of that country. I believe that is a general guideline and assuming any organization is in any capacity mindful, it has that ethical constraint.

“That is (our) interest and we will keep on seeing what different things we will do. So without a doubt, we will send our letters to research in the future to seek after this.

“I likewise note that Google has consented to eliminate an individual’s protection or confidential information as per a judgment of the European Court. So there are ways of making it happen. It involves whether an organization acts mindfully and regards the significance of a national anthem in the worldwide setting.”