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If such products are created and succeed, it will be because they competed well with their American counterparts. The equivalent Chinese products don't face any
by twoodfin 12y ago
If such products are created and succeed, it will be because they competed well with their American counterparts. The equivalent Chinese products don't face any competition at all.
- ximeng 12y agoChinese companies will push to internationalise their products as the domestic internet market becomes saturated
- raverbashing 12y agoDepends on how behind they are and how quickly they can adapt to western needs
- ximeng 12y agohttp://www.fastcompany.com/3029119/most-innovative-companies/tencent-the-secretive-chinese-tech-giant-that-can-rival-facebook-a#chapter-Business_Competition_and_Government_Cooperation http://www.fastcompany.com/3029119/most-innovative-companies... Bear in mind that it won't just be Western markets they target.
- iribe 12y agoTo be fair, those products should be blocked in every country. I realize what the PRC is doing: blocking successful foreign corporations, then when they have sufficiently copied / provided for the local market, they expand. Quite duplicitous and I hope it fails miserably, no offense. I feel that the US government might be hesitant to allow Chinese companies, protected by the PRC, access to sensitive information on its citizens.
- stevendaniels 12y agoPoint of fact, there is a lot of competition between companies inside of China. In many instances, there is more competition inside China than there is in the US.
- fatjokes 12y agoSo it would have nothing to do with all the legal quagmires the EU is currently trying to drag (e.g.) Google through, such as News in Spain, antitrust lawsuits, right-to-be-forgotten?