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Google France Displays Memorial For Terrorist Attack

Jan 8, 2015 - 8:09 am 25 — by Barry Schwartz

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If you visit Google France at google.fr or Google News France at news.google.fr you will be shown a memorial that has the words "Je suis Charlie," which means "I am Charlie" as an expression of free speech. That is what the world is chanting now after the horrible terrorist attacks in France yesterday taking the lives of 12 people, mostly journalists at Charlie Hebdo.

Here are pictures of the Google home page in France right now:

Google home page in France

Here is the Google News home page in France:

Good for you Google but honestly, this is being felt worldwide, so maybe this should also be on Google.com?

Forum discussion at Google+ and Google+.

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Google France Displays Memorial For Terrorist Attack

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