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1. www.ft.com › content › 669d509a-f2ee-3cc6-a9bf-a51c89005d4cMySpace China says no to foreign interference - Financial Times

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   26 kwi 2007 · Local executives will be in full control of MySpace China’s operations, technology development and marketing, insisted CEO Luo Chuan on Thursday, ahead of the launch of a beta test version of...

2. www.cbsnews.com › news › myspace-adopts-chinese-name-juyouMySpace Adopts Chinese Name "Juyou" - CBS News

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   28 mar 2008 · MySpace.cn has confirmed its Chinese name to be Juyou, which means getting friends together. Former MSN China CEO Luo Chuan joined MySpace in 2006 and released the first test version of...

3. www.nytimes.com › 2007/04/26 › technologyNews Corp. reaches deal to bring MySpace to China

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   26 kwi 2007 · News Corp. and two venture capital firms agreed earlier this month to hire a former Microsoft executive to license the MySpace brand and technology in China in the hope of capturing market...

4. www.wired.com › 2007 › 04MySpace Enters Chinese Market - WIRED

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   27 kwi 2007 · News Corp’s Rupert Murdoch has launched MySpace China, a licensing deal that will allow local Chinese technology business leaders to steer the site in hopes of gaining local traction.

5. chinadigitaltimes.net › china › myspaceMySpace Archives - China Digital Times (CDT)

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   From The Observer: MySpace, the world’s most popular online social network, has launched a version of its website in China, despite fears among human rights campaigners that users will be ...

6. www.china.org.cn › english › BATMySpace Taps into New Market -- china.org.cn

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   News Corp said yesterday it would launch the Chinese version of the popular social networking website MySpace today, the latest Internet giant to tap into China's huge online market after Yahoo, Amazon, eBay and Google.

7. www.reuters.com › article › technologyNews Corp set to launch MySpace.com China venture | Reuters

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   MySpace is a Web site popular with teenagers that lets users post their own videos, pictures and blogs online. News Corp. is working with local partners to apply to the Chinese authorities for an...