Friday, 4 November 2011

Baidu.com has to shrink

Most of us do know about baidu.com. Baidu is China's largest search engine with a 75.5 percent market share, according to Beijing-based research firm Analysys International. But the company has faced numerous allegations that the site supports online piracy. And, Baidu has been listed in the US Trade Representative’s notorious list of counterfeiting and piracy for both physical and online markets.

Thus, Baidu has to delete millions of documents from its online library platform that the company offers pirated copies of their works.  Estimate about 2.8 million files in the library's literary works category, deleting most of the files, the company will continues to delete files as it processes other sections of the library in order to run the website without breaking the rules. 

The Baidu's mp3 services will not be shut down during that period. Reason is Baidu only searches the web for the audio link that already been available to download. But for now, Baidu.com is still doing a great job maintaining there website without any problem. 
 
So, we can still continue using it when we wanted to find some news or media that are in Chinese language.


Internet Reference:
 Baidu's Online Library Shrinks Following Piracy Cleanup [Online] Retrieved , 4th November2011.
 


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