Internet Censorship

I will be comparing some terms across a few different search engines. To try and see the differences on each search sites. I want to try and find witch information is not being shown. How censored is the internet really?

The Search engines will be comparing are; Google, Bing, Biadu, and Google.cn

The 4 search terms

1. uss yorktown nt

2. google china censorship

3. Tiananmen Square

4. Taiwan independence


Ok now to start searching for the first term "uss yorktown nt"
On Google My results where 1 - 10 of about 4,290
On Bing My results where 1-10 of 8,010
On Biadu to find relevant web pages 100,--Whatever that means--
On Google.cn My results where 1 - 10 of about 4,330

For this Search Result i found that the Chinese websites I felt like they had a few different things to say about it. There was the same amount of searches across google's. This information about the USS Yorktown must be more publicly available.

Searching for my second term "google china censorship"
On Google My results where 1 - 10 of about 419,000,000
On Bing My results where 1-10 of 3,260,000
On Biadu to find the relevant page of about 16,500 articles
On China.cn My results where 1 - 10 of about 293,000,000

Each Search was completely different. I am sure it is for obvious reasons. I am sure China is toning down the chatter about this topic. Its Kind of a touchy subject, China has probably the most users on the internet and yet they really are only just seeing a fraction of it. Their government has more control over the ports being block.

Searching for my third term "Tiananmen Square"
On Google My results where 1 - 10 of about 1,350,000
On Bing My results where 1-10 of 679,000
On Biadu to find the relevant page of about 1,820 articles
On China.cn My results where 1 - 10 of about 42,500

Wow, you would think Tiananmen Square would be popular in china. It was a major political for them. It changed the way China is today. There was like a 3rd of the results that showed on Google.cn. Maybe the government ( The people Controlling the internet) does not want people talking about this, so they just limit the internet traffic. That is sad, the internet is one of the only outlets where you are allowed to say what you want. China is not saying what it wants. When i see search results like this, it really makes me wonder.

Searching for my fourth term "Taiwan independence"
On Google My results where 1 - 10 of about 1,110,000
On Bing My results where 1-10 of 4,340,000
On Biadu to find the relevant page of about 68,300 articles
On China.cn My results where My results where 1-10 of 53,600,000

China politically does not want Tiawan to become independent. The search results are just a direct reflection of that.

Wow, I hate to say this but Bing is better than Google for somethings but they go hand and hand. It seems like the Chinese search engines don't have as much information available to them. I am sure there are many different reasons why that is. Witch totally sucks. The internet is the one true place where you have freedom of speech and knowledge. The Chinese are obviously not getting that.