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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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