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Written by Dave Carini
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Thursday, 18 December 2008 11:51 |
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We chose the name Maverick for our company back in 2006. We wanted a name that expressed our willingness to put forth our own views on China's markets, even when they went against the conventional wisdom of the time. Fast forward to 2008, with China and the rest of the world following the U.S. presential race. Lisa Chiu interviewed us shortly before the election about the word "maverick" in Chinese for her Chinese culture blog on About.com:
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Written by Dave Carini
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Tuesday, 16 December 2008 04:27 |
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Chinese search company Baidu has stayed in the headlines for much of 2008. In October my colleague Ed examined the company's entry into e-commerce (Youa.com) and e-payments (Baifubao). In September, my colleague Miranda Chen wrote about Alibaba's attempts to block Baidu's crawler from gathering data on Taobao. With the announcement last week that Alibaba will spend RMB 300 million to develop its "local search engine," Yahoo Koubei, it's clear that Alibaba and Baidu are locked in a long-term struggle for internet supremacy in China.
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Written by Miranda Chen
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Monday, 15 December 2008 16:00 |
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With the official launch of Baidu's Youa, a C2C e-commerce site under Baidu that works very much like Alibaba's Taobao, the two companies are now in direct competition. When trying to predict the outcome of this battle, it's worth a brief look back at each company's accomplishments.
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