You can follow our own coverage of the Google China manifesto here—but here are some additional updates and analysis from around the web that have caught our attention:

» Google’s stock ended the day down 0.57 percent, while Chinese internet giant Baidu (NSDQ: BIDU) saw its stock jump more than 13 percent. Barrons has more on that, as well as a round-up of analyst commentary. The bottom line: Positive for Baidu, slight negative for Google.

» In China, some Google fans have brought flowers and cards to Google’s offices in Beijing, the WSJ reports.

» As for the Chinese government, it isn’t saying much, with an official saying the government wants more information from Google (NSDQ: GOOG). American politicians are being more talkative; Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Google’s allegations “raise very serious concerns and questions,” while Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi says Google’s decision not to censor its search results “should serve as an example to businesses and governments.”