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Google taps three Chinese firms to sell ads

Google Inc. stepped up the pace of its expansion in China, and competition with new equity-market star Baidu.com Inc., by tapping three Chinese companies to sell keyword-based advertisements for its China site.Google named China Enterprise, China Source and Hotsales authorized resellers for Google AdWords on Tuesday, adding China to the roster of locales, including the U.S., U.K. and Latin America, where it has reseller programs.The California-based Web-search giant said the three companies offer national reach to small and medium-sized businesses and high levels of support to advertising clients. All three will receive training from Google, and then they will directly sell price-per-click keywords on Google’s China site. For more visit here.

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