Comment on Google China’s New Head Confirms Keynote at TechCrunch China 2014 Conference by Sanjay kumar negi

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On July 15, 2013, Google announced that John Liu, the head of Google China at that time, would step down in mid-August, and Scott Beaumont — then head of Google’s partnership in Europe, would take over Liu’s place. At the time when Beaumont took over, Google China’s focus was AdWord and Admob, both being advertising. The impact of this banning on Google China was conspicuous. In China, Google Play store is virtually nonexistent since it’s banned on mobile devices in China—a rather vulnerable situation for Google since it could not compete with Apple like it does outside of China. As Google Play cease to operate, hundreds of local Android stores sprung out of the Chinese market, making it’s a paradise for Android developers.