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01.19.18Executive Behind Facebook’s China Charm Campaign Is Out
New York Times
The executive in charge of Facebook’s efforts to court China has left the company, a fresh setback for the social network as it seeks to get its products into China’s huge internet market.
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12.01.16China is Censoring People’s Chats Without Them Even Knowing About It
Quartz
Censorship in WeChat group chats is prevalent, and is done so that the sender isn’t even aware a piece of text has been scrubbed
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09.29.16China’s Streaming Craze Launches a Billion Shooting Stars
Wall Street Journal
The owner of streaming app Inke is China’s newest unicorn thanks to a 19-fold increase in value
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06.23.16For LinkedIn China, Microsoft Deal Is a Complicated Connection
Wall Street Journal
The professional networking site has found success in China, while its new owner has faced challenges.
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07.08.14Chinese Social Network For Moms Gets $20 Million
Tech in Asia
A Chinese social network for mothers has secured US$20 million in series B funding to help it grow. LMBang already has 20 million registered users, of whom 2.6 million are daily active users.
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03.05.14LinkedIn Opens Its First Site in China
TechCrunch
LinkedIn has established a joint venture with Sequoia China and C.B.C. for its entry into the Chinese market where it faces challenges different from those in any other country.
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10.04.13No, Facebook Can’t Conquer China With Free Trade
Wired
Mark Zuckerberg’s social network has now been legalized inside a forthcoming free-trade zone within Shanghai, but the beachhead will likely remain just that, as it’s unlikely Facebook will be able to penetrate other regions or...