October 2, 2011 11:27 PM
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Google Takes Blame for China Search Failure; Yahoo Accounts Hacked (Updated)
Google explains that recent errors with search queries for even harmless terms are due to a technical error and not government censorship. From the Financial Times:Users based on the Chinese mainland could still access all Google sites and enter some search words on Tuesday, but from early evening any search in Chinese for words as harmless as ‘dog’ or ‘home’ turned up a browser error. …However, a stateMarch 30, 2010 4:50 AM
Alibaba's Ma: "Very Interested" in Buying Yahoo
Speculation is mounting over the future of Internet giant Yahoo after Alibaba CEO Jack Ma expressed a desire to buy the company,
Groupon in China Not an Unqualified Success
Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn writes for TechCrunch on a Global Mobile Internet Conference session in which Groupon’s
April 26, 2011 8:55 PM
Soros Takes Stake in China’s Alibaba
The Financial Times reports:George Soros has become one of Alibaba.com’s largest shareholders after buying into the company l
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