Fei Chang Dao, a blog which chronicle’s free speech in mainland China had found several discrepancies between the results Baidu provides and the results Qihoo provides. When you look back at Google's exit from the Chinese mainland a few years ago...
Google reports they’ve observed that users see messages such as “This webpage is not available,” or “The connection was reset,” followed by service interruptions of a minute or more when searching Google from mainland China.
With Google pushing mobile in Mainland China, financial analysts think Baidu has mimicked Google’s strategy to focus on cloud computing and mobile software in relation to the Chinese engine’s recent smartphone launch.
Google's return to Mainland China as a standard search engine isn't imminent. As Google tries to break into the daily deal industry, gaining early-stage brand recognition in China could be a powerful asset.
Although Google Analytics is the most popular web analytics tool for online marketers worldwide, not so in Mainland China, Michael Xu, senior VP of business operations at Gridsum and co-chairman for SEMPO Greater China said.
As most people already know, Google moved its search engine off of the mainland last year, primarily because it couldn’t agree to the Chinese government’s policy of censorship. Meanwhile, Google, which makes up for most of the English searches...
Each of the thumbnails links directly to the movie and these movies tend to be from North Asia such as Hong Kong, Korea, and Mainland China. If you look at search globally, Google rules and YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world...
While internet use in China continues to grow, Mainland China and its surrounding areas (specifically Taiwan and Hong Kong – collectively known as Greater China) have been slow to pick up social networking.
Meanwhile, if Google were to re-open its search engine within mainland China, it would benefit from being inside the Chinese firewall, but it would need government support in order to obtain all the necessary certificates.
Google pulled out of mainland China after refusing to censor its search results. Google's woes in China continue piling up. The latest: Google failed to submit an application for an Internet Content Provider mapping license by a March 31 deadline...
Google stopped censoring results in China in January 2010 before eventually pulling out of mainland China altogether. If Google moved from mainland China to Hong Kong last year, why is this coming out now?
We've seen the effects of Google.cn leaving mainland China, the growth of social media as a tool influencing global politics as in the Netherlands, and the effects of Google Places from an international SEO perspective.
Close to 1.5 percent of Hong Kong consumers also search using Baidu, the highest number of users for the Chinese search engine outside Mainland China. In China, Baidu leads the market with close to 68 percent of consumers using the search engine...
The Financial Times reports that the "overhaul is part of Google's attempt to adjust its operations after it moved a large part of its online search from its mainland Chinese site to its Hong Kong site where it is not required to censor results on...
The search giant registered a 16% spending increase from the previous three-month period although its overall performance was directly affected by its decision to redirect mainland China queries to Hong Kong due to censorship issues.
Google had tweaked its stance in China and stopped redirecting the mainland queries to its Hong Kong site as it applied for renewal of its licence. Here's a shortcut to interesting news that you might have missed this weekend: Google App Inventor...
Reminder: back in March, as Jack Marshall reported on ClickZ, Google started automatically redirecting users of its www.google.cn mainland China engine to its Hong Kong-based service. The move came after attacks to its systems in China in December...
Back in March, as Jack Marshall reported on ClickZ, Google started automatically redirecting users of its www.google.cn mainland China engine to its Hong Kong-based service. The move came after attacks to its systems in China in December but more...
Simplified Chinese is the primary language of Mainland China so it is important to make sure you have used the correct language tags . Given the recent departure of Google from the market, and comScore's reports of Baidu's growth, the West's great...
Now they do, but thanks to the "Great Firewall of China" and its already slow connection speed, the end result is a bad experience for mainland Chinese users. However, B2B has been Google's strong point and analytic-sensitive B2B advertisers may be...
