BEIJING (AP) — LinkedIn is launching a Chinese-language site for the world’s most populous Internet market and says it will comply with the communist government’s censorship rules.
The professional networking service will compete with established Chinese-language services Tianji, owned by France’s Viadeo SA, and homegrown rivals Ruolin and Dajie. LinkedIn says it has 4 million users in China but until now its service was in English.
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