July 26, 2010, 9:05 pm
Reuters India Google cuts ties with 2 Chinese advertisers AsiaOne “Many advertisers still trust Google's advertising network so we will continue to do business with them,” he said. But he also said that his company does … Google reportedly cuts ties with two China clients MarketWatch Google ends ties with two Chinese advertisers AFP Google cuts ties with two domestic advertisers China Economic Review V3.co.uk ?- Economic Times ?- Business Wire (press release) all 76 news articles??
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March 19, 2010, 3:31 pm
3News Google Likely to Win EU Court Battle Over Ads ABC News AP Google looks likely to win a European high court battle over how it uses keywords in advertising — but legal experts say … RPT-PREVIEW- Google adword win in Europe wouldn't end battles Reuters Google likely to win EU court battle over ads Economic Times Countdown to Adwords ruling in Europe Lakestar Media (blog) Out-Law.com all 155 news articles??
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March 16, 2010, 10:14 pm
The Guardian Google partners in China issue plea to Web giant Wall Street Journal The letter, which listed 27 Google advertising resellers in China, was sent Monday by email to John Liu, who leads Google's sales team and oversees the … Google's China ad resellers post public plea MarketWatch Google partners call for clarity on China plans Reuters Without Google , Will Baidu Reign in China? AdAge.com Wall Street Journal (blog) ?- Economic Times ?- msnbc.com all 1,171 news articles??
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