The Beijing News reported on Tuesday that Google.cn, the recently
> launched service that accommodates China's censorship demands, has not
> obtained the Internet content provider (ICP) license needed to operate
> Internet content services in China.
> But the China Business Times, a business paper with a sometimes
> nationalist slant, blasted Google for even telling users that links > are censored.
> "Does a business operating in China need to constantly tell customers
> that it's abiding by the laws of the land?" it said, adding that
> Google had "incited" a debate about censorship.
The bottom of the China Business Times webpage has a number that looks an awful lot like a license number, indicating that it's abiding by the ICP law of that land.