Comments on: MYOP: Comsenz’s Answer to Open Platform http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html Next Generation Web in China Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:51:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Lyn Jeffery http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html/comment-page-1#comment-326136 Lyn Jeffery Sun, 18 Jan 2009 22:29:26 +0000 http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html#comment-326136 So it's been more than 3 months--would love an update on MYOP developments! So it’s been more than 3 months–would love an update on MYOP developments!

]]> By: Interview With David Li on China’s Open Platform : China Web2.0 Review http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html/comment-page-1#comment-311206 Interview With David Li on China’s Open Platform : China Web2.0 Review Sun, 20 Jul 2008 15:58:00 +0000 http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html#comment-311206 [...] This year will be a big year for open platform concept in China, with Xiaonei, Comsenz, 51.com, Taobao launching their open platform. In last week, I have chance to have an interview with David Li, who developed some very popular apps on Facebook platform. So we asked his opinion on open platform of some Chinese websites. [...] [...] This year will be a big year for open platform concept in China, with Xiaonei, Comsenz, 51.com, Taobao launching their open platform. In last week, I have chance to have an interview with David Li, who developed some very popular apps on Facebook platform. So we asked his opinion on open platform of some Chinese websites. [...]

]]> By: Charles Frith http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html/comment-page-1#comment-305839 Charles Frith Fri, 11 Jul 2008 13:02:20 +0000 http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html#comment-305839 I talked about some of this stuff a while back on my blog! Good to see some action on it. http://www.charlesfrith.com/2008/04/china-20.html I talked about some of this stuff a while back on my blog! Good to see some action on it.

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]]> By: The Controversey over Xiaonei’s Not-So-Open Platform http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html/comment-page-1#comment-305705 The Controversey over Xiaonei’s Not-So-Open Platform Fri, 11 Jul 2008 07:52:46 +0000 http://www.chinawebradar.com/1078/myop-comsenzs-answer-to-open-platform.html#comment-305705 [...] Chinese app developers haven’t reacted positively to the policies announced by social network Xiaonei. The much-anticipated opening of the popular campus-focused SNS to third party developers turned out to be a profound disappointment for most of them, as Tangos Chan explains in his post on the topic over at China Web 2.0 Review. Tangos’s most recent post contrasts Xiaonei’s approach with the far less restrictive policies of Comsenz, the company behind the Discuz! software powering most BBSs in China; Comsenz, which recently launched a new software solution to power social networks called UCenter Home , announced a developer-specific companion platform called MYOP allowing developers to build apps which, if approved by Comsenz, can be deployed on any SNS built with UCenter Home. [...] [...] Chinese app developers haven’t reacted positively to the policies announced by social network Xiaonei. The much-anticipated opening of the popular campus-focused SNS to third party developers turned out to be a profound disappointment for most of them, as Tangos Chan explains in his post on the topic over at China Web 2.0 Review. Tangos’s most recent post contrasts Xiaonei’s approach with the far less restrictive policies of Comsenz, the company behind the Discuz! software powering most BBSs in China; Comsenz, which recently launched a new software solution to power social networks called UCenter Home , announced a developer-specific companion platform called MYOP allowing developers to build apps which, if approved by Comsenz, can be deployed on any SNS built with UCenter Home. [...]

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