It’s seemed possible for a while now that the Chinese government would attempt to cripple Google’s operations in the country.
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Google’s term as a search provider in China may at last be coming to an end.
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Google’s decision to redirect Chinese searchers to Google.com.hk is having some serious repercussions.
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Regardless of its intentions, Google’s other undertakings in China continue to be affected by its decision concerning search.
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A company that has over 40 million domain names under its management – and is perhaps better known for controversial ads featuring busty women – has effectively followed Google’s lead in China.
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