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BEIJING (Reuters) – A Google knock-off has surfaced in China to compete with the world\u2019s largest search engine, while at the same time pleading with it to stay in the country despite censorship and hacking allegations.
\nAdding to China\u2019s reputation for copies of items such as designer clothes, coffee chains and DVDs, \u201cGoojje\u201d began vying with Google on January 14, the Henan Business Daily reported.
\nGoogle had said two days earlier that it may close its Chinese Google.cn portal and pull out of China.
\nThe name chosen by the newcomer is a play on words. The final syllable \u201cjje\u201d sounds like the Chinese word \u201colder sister,\u201d while the \u201cgle\u201d syllable of \u201cGoogle\u201d is pronounced like the Chinese word for \u201colder brother.\u201d
\nGoojje (www.goojje.com<\/span><\/a>) has a search engine and provides social networking services. Its home page bears a Google-styled logo that combines hallmarks from the \u201colder brother\u201d and China\u2019s top home-grown search engine, Baidu Inc.
\n\u201cSister was very happy when brother gave up the thought of leaving and stayed for sister,\u201d the website says, in an apparent call for Google to stay in China.
\nGoogle was not immediately available for comment about the Goojje site.
\nEarlier this month, Google complained<\/span><\/a> of censorship and a sophisticated hacking attack from within the country.
\nKeyword search results in Goojje give slightly different results than Google or Baidu but appear to be similarly filtered to avoid content China deems sensitive.
\nThe Henan Business Daily said Goojje was founded by a female college student in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong. Contacted by Reuters, Goojje\u2019s web host declined to give details on the site\u2019s owner.
\n(Reporting by Yu Le and Ralph Jennings; Editing by Alex Richardson)
\nPhoto: The Google logo is seen on the top of its China headquarters building behind a road surveillance camera in Beijing January 26, 2010.<\/em> REUTERS\/Jason Lee <\/em>
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