Chinese Web2.osphere(Mar. 12th)

Written by Tangos on March 12, 2006

Douban Celebrated Its First Birthday: Congradulation to Bo Yang. Douban has a successful year in 2005, but 2006 would be a critical year for it to expand. Good luck!

Paul Zheng on Competition of Vertical Search Engine: As founder of a job search site, JobUI, Paul talked about how to deal with competition from recruitment sites and search engines.

Laobai Summarized Different Monetization Methods of Bloggers: Laibai described 6 different methods for Chinese bloggers to make money from blogging, and he believed that BSP(or blog networks?) should pay more attention to recruiting excellent bloggers for blogging. A commentor said that Sina paid money for celebrities to writing blogs in Sina Blog service.

Danwei Reported Three Chinese Blogs Disappeared For Censorship, many international media took them as new victims of censorship, so did I. But just one day later, two of them revived, and made appology. It is an early April Fool’s joke?

Zhou Tianshu of Hexun Explained the idea of their Blog Advertising Network, it will not be based on pay per click model, but a brand advertising model.

Keso compared the three slides on Google’s products framework, he was wondering why Adsense is not in its core product level any more. Gechengen007 has an possible explanation from a article of the New York Times.

Robert Mao of UUZone think there is no so-called web2.0 webservice in the future, because all of the webservices are web2.0.

MySpaces Looking At China? (in English), but they do have to face challenge from competitors and in culture.

MaiTian Marked Donw Key Points of Blog Advertising Seminar By Hexun: Hexun is continuing its PR action on proposed blog advertising network. I do hope it will launch early.

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