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- The Internet and Censorship in China
- Google to Return to China?
- How Chinese Consumers Shop Online
- What Search Engines Is China using?
- Getting Started in SEO in China
Though it had supported simplified and traditional Chinese searches since 2000, Google did not officially join the Chinese mainland market until 2006. At this time, the country had just 137 million internet users. Just four years later, the search engine giant abandoned the country in favor of Hong Kong to avoid Chinese censors. In response, the Ch...
It’s hard to imagine the world’s biggest search engine would completely forgo the world’s biggest online market and there have been hints it intends to return at some point. In a 2018 letter obtained by the New York Times, hundreds of Google employees signed a letter objecting to working on a censored Chinese version of the search engine, which was...
The first thing every ecommerce company that wants to do business in China needs to understand is that the way Chinese consumers use the internet is very different from what most non-Chinese companies are used to. For one thing, while mobile internet surpasses usage on computers in most countries, it does not dominate search traffic in the way it d...
While cultural differences exist from country to country, and sometimes region to region everywhere in the world, Chinese norms are often quite unfamiliar to Western companies. And that includes the search engines used. So, what sites are the Chinese using to find things on the internet? Here are the top five:
Getting a foot in the door in China’s search engine rankings can be tricky. And if you don’t have a site in Mandarin, preferably hosted within the PRC, it can be very tough. But in a country of more than 1 billion internet users, it’s worth the effort. Baidu is the big dog on the block, but it doesn’t dominate the Chinese market in the same way Goo...
Google China is a subsidiary of Google. Once a popular search engine, most services offered by Google China were blocked by the Great Firewall in the People's Republic of China. In 2010, searching via all Google search sites, including Google Mobile, was moved from mainland China to Hong Kong.
Dec 19, 2018 · A historical analysis of Google's failed attempts to enter and operate in the Chinese market, facing censorship, competition, and hacking. The article explores how China's internet sector evolved and how Google's role changed over time.
Jan 19, 2016 · Instead of complying with government requests to filter its search results, Google directed all of its Chinese traffic to the uncensored Hong Kong version of its search engine, a move...
Aug 3, 2018 · This project, named Dragonfly, will encompass a new, heavily censored version of Google’s search services, including mobile apps, that will be run in partnership with a local company in China.
