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China Closes 6600 Websites For Illegal Online PR Deals, Will Not Change Anything
Posted by bbishop on August 28th, 2011 at 8:39 pm, Comments: 0From China Daily: China’s telecommunications authorities have shut down 6,600 websites nationwide for illegal public relations (PR) deals in a special campaign launched in April, [...]
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Bill Bishop is an American living in Beijing. He is bilingual and has experience working in both US and China. In 1997 he co-founded CBS MarketWatch and stayed until the sale in 2004 to Dow Jones. He was never a journalist, and instead worked in several business roles over the years, the last as head of the MarketWatch consumer Internet business. More »
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