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Feb 8, 2010
Google's exit; Baidu's monopoly will cause advertisers to reevaluate search spend in China.
Google's departure appeared to imply that the winner of the day was Baidu, now left standing as the dominant player in online search, and the potential beneficiary of an estimated US$400 million in search ad dollars looking for a new home.
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