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Google China’s Kaifu Lee Resigns

Kai-Fu Lee resigns as head of Google China. Recently starting to make some market share gains, Google remains a distant 2nd place to Baidu. Could the recent controversy over Google porn have caused the resignation?Post from: CN ReviewsGoogle... ...full story at CN Reviews

from CN Reviews on Fri, Sep 04 2009

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