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    blocked by Chinese regulations and slow unreliable service. Realizing the potential for growth in the Chinese market‚ Google attempted to purchase a minority stake in the Chinese search engine company Baidu. However‚ Chinese law prohibited Google from holding more than a minority stake in Baidu therefore; the next logical step was to expand its own presence in China. To assist Google with establishing a permanent presence in China‚ they enlisted the help of world renowned computer scientist Dr

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    Internet Censorship in China

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    uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4715044.stm (accessed May 4‚ 2010). —. Party elders attack China censors. Feburary 14‚ 2006. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4712134.stm (accessed May 4‚ 2010). Reuters. "Google Exit Appears to Benefit Top China Rival‚ Baidu‚." New York Times. January 15‚ 2010. www.nytimes.com/2010/04/30/technology/30baidu.html (accessed November 15‚ 2010). Richardson‚ Sophie. "China’s forbidden zones: shutting the media out of Tibet and other ‘sensitive’ stories." Human Rights Watch‚

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    sustaining its leadership position in the Chinese e-commerce market. I will Discuss the rationale behind Ma establishing Taobao.com. I will examine the factors that led to Taoboa ’s success in the Chinese online auctions market. Furthermore‚ with Baidu ’s entry into the e-commerce market‚ I will discuss the challenges that Alibaba faces with regard to sustaining its position in the growing e-commerce market in China. Finally I will critically examine Alibaba ’s business model‚ possibilities of global

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    Niche Market

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    Introduction to Marketing Assessment | Niche Market | | Niche‚ noun: a distinct segment of a market. A niche market is built in the market and focus on a specific product. So the market niche defines the specific product features aimed at their satisfying specific needs in market‚ and price range‚ production quality‚ as well as the demographics that is to be impacted. (wikipedia‚ 2007) Niche market is a more narrowly defined group which basis on getting interests. In a nutshell‚ niche marketing

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    Nike’s latest technology and creativity are usually arm on Air Jordan sneakers‚ but is has definitely experimental objective. For instance‚ "Huarache concept" and "lid Design" of Air Jordan 7‚ "titanium alloy plate" of Air Jordan 22‚ etc. (Baike. Baidu 2013) Every generation of Air Jordan launched special‚ strengthen version‚ with the modification of the details‚ and make it more suitable for actual combat‚ close to the nature of the shoe. The Appearance of Air Jordan belong to a legendary man who

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    valuable resource of a company is its people. This is indeed the case when it comes to search engine industry. While Baidu‚ the Chinese search engine company‚ is facing a number of strikes this year‚ Google kept being the most valuable brand name in the world due to their successful recruiting strategy. This report aims at analyzing the elements of success of Google so as to help Baidu solve its problem combing organizational behavior theory with Google’s case. Job Satisfaction Job satisfaction

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    Google's Strategy

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    they are Yahoo (which is considered one of Google’s biggest competitors)‚ Bing from Microsoft‚ MSN and Baidu (China’s leading search engine). Since 2009‚ Google has dominated the search industry market by owning 65 percent of the American market and 85 percent of the global market. The only market Google has not conquered or fully acquired is China because China’s main search engine is Baidu‚ which controls 65 percent of the market in China while Google only controls 35 percent. Porter’s Five

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    SEARCH ENGINE INDUSTRY ANALYSIS In this modern day and age one cannot imagine life without the search engine. It has become an integral part for many people that they rely on to provide answers to almost all questions of their life. Some of the first web portals were online services that provided access to the web while others were search engines that enabled users to ways to find information on the web. Search engines have morphed into multi use portals where one can check emails‚ book travel‚ perform

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    Introduction Google is widely known as a technology company that created a search engine site proven to be a helpful tool for most people because it helps you find the most relevant answer from the all the websites. This led to their success in the US market and worldwide. However‚ Google faced numerous criticisms on their business strategy to enter China‚ a market widely known for its government’s restrictions on content on the Internet‚ often referred to as the “Great Firewall of China” (As cited

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    Google's Strategy in 2011

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    Table of Contents 1 Executive Summary In January of 1996 an Internet search engine company initially named BackRub soon grew into what is now Google Incorporated.  Partners Larry Page and Sergey Brin‚ along with a few investors lived on a shoestring budget.  By year-end 1998 Google Inc. was handling 10‚000 search queries each day.  Google was also voted one of the top 100 Web Sites and Search Engines in 1998.  Google was recording successes at a lighting speed pace and embarked on their

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