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Google’s China plans could give brands new window to Chinese customers

August 15, 2018

Google is reportedly developing a version of its search engine that would pass Chinese censorship standards. Image credit: Google

 

By Danny Parisi

Search giant Google has long resisted the urge to begin operations in China given the country’s strict censorship laws that run counter to the company’s core platform, but it is now changing its tune.

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