Google Public Policy Blog Launched!

Andrew McLaughlin, Google's Director of Public Policy and Government Affairs finally makes it public that their official Google Public Policy Blog is now open for public use. However, this is not a new release as the Google Public Policy Blog has been working in the sly for about 2 months.

1. “You may be wondering why it contains two months' worth of posts, given that we're only just now launching. Well, we started the blog internally back in April, to limber up our blogging muscles. Now that we've gone public we thought it'd be fun to share our earlier internal posts. In the weeks and months ahead, expect to hear more from us on issues like net neutrality, censorship, innovation regulation, immigration, R&D, national security, and trade, just to name a few. All of the members of Google's global public policy team will be contributing posts (or else – right, team?). We hope this blog will serve as a resource for policymakers around the world — including legislators, ministers, governors, city council members, regulators, and the staffers who support them — who are trying to enact sound government policies to foster free expression, promote economic growth, expand access to information, enable innovation, and protect consumers. We also hope (cliché alert) that this blog will promote real conversation, so we've enabled comments.”

Besides the Google Public Policy Blog, Google also works on copyright and trademark protection, Privacy and child online safety. In previous ocassions, the blog has spoken on lengths about imporatnt topics like Network Neutrality and Open Internet Coalition.

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