Google Loses Second Executive

Song Zhongjie quit as head of China sales at Google this month, Marsha Wang, a Beijing-based company spokeswoman, said in an e-mail today. Wang didn?t comment on a Yicai.com report that Song will join a Chinese Web site called Aibang.

Song joins Wang Jin, the former engineering director who defected to Baidu Inc., in leaving a month after Google moved its service to Hong Kong in defiance of Chinese censorship laws.

Tom Online Inc., a Chinese Internet portal controlled by billionaire Li Ka-shing, last month ended an agreement to use the Mountain View, California-based company?s search services. Motorola Inc. last month said it dropped Google?s search engine from one of its phones in China.

Source : Konaxis

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