Free Wi-Fi is new battleground for China's internet giants - WantChinaTimes

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Free Wi-Fi service is expected to become the next battleground for China's internet giants, who are trying to tap into the online-to-offline (O2O) market, the Shanghai-based National Business Daily reports. Alipay, the third-party payment service ...





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