After a long morning of travel and SXSW preperation, WebProNews popped in on an interesting talk from writer and tech watcher, Kaiser Kuo (here’s his bio ) about what might happen with the whole Google/China situation, which has essentially remained at a stand-still for the past two months, since Google made its famous announcement about a “new approach to China.” Kuo said right out that he doesn’t have the “inside dope” about what’s happening within Google, but he did give a fascinating history of Google’s efforts in China, as well as a look at some possible scenarios that could play out. Some he listed specifically, include: Worst Case Scenarios – Blow up: Google decamps in atmosphere of acrimony – Google.com blocked, possibly even Gmail, Gtalk, Google Docs, Buzz, etc. – All google products exit from China (partnerships with mobile companies end) Moderate (and according to Kuo, most likely) Scenarios – Google.cn shuttered – Google.com, Gmail, Google Docs, etc.