Bokhari: Microsoft Has A Massive China Problem | Breitbart
Cooperation with China has become a major point of criticism for Silicon Valley companies, most notably Google, which was excoriated by both Democrats and Republicans for trying to build a censored search engine called "Project Dragonfly," for the Chinese market last year. But there's another tech company that has far deeper ties to China — Microsoft.
Did you know that Bing, Microsoft's search engine, is active in China and censors itself to keep the ruling regime happy? Try searching for terms like "Dalai Lama" and "Falun Gong" on Bing's Chinese search engine — you can't. This is, of course, precisely the sort of thing that threw Google into turmoil over "Project Dragonfly" last year. But it didn't attract nearly as much attention, because, well, it's Bing.
And then there's Microsoft-owned LinkedIn, the social network for professionals. More prominent social networks like Facebook and Twitter have largely abandoned attempts to access the Chinese market, aware that it's a political hot potato
