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Mark Zuckerberg Meets Chinese Businessmen, but Would Facebook Ever Take Off in China?

In light of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s closely-watched trip to China, the Christian Science Monitor asks if the company has any chance of succeeding in the country, where it is now blocked: Zuckerberg’s schedule has sparked widespread speculation that he has come to China, home to the world’s largest internet population, with business in mind. Facebook is blocked by government censor

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