Baidu Sued As Search Monopoly In China

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Leading Chinese search engine Baidu has been sued by Chinese medical B2B marketplace Qmyy.com to prevent its site from being blocked or dropped by the engine. According to a factually lean report in China Daily:
Qmyy.com required Baidu to stop blocking its web pages from appearing on its search results and… More»

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