Comments on: Jiwai.de and Fanfou: Twins of Twitter in China

By: Jiwai.de: The Chinese Twitter with Multimedia Supports : China Web2.0 Review

Jiwai.de: The Chinese Twitter with Multimedia Supports : China Web2.0 Review — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:39:10 +0000

[...] Jiwai.de is a Twitter copycat in China, which launched in May 2007 and now one of the top three Twitter-like service in China, after Tencent’s Taotao.com and Fanfou.com. Zhuohuan Li quoted a news about Seesmic’s $6M funding in Feb 2008, and said that Jiwai.de has video conversation supports in last December. [...]

By: komoo

komoo — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:11:48 +0000

http://komoo.cn 中文twitter 支持手机 msn等发布方式欢迎访问

By: Chinese Twitter Zuosa Supports QQ : China Web2.0 Review

Chinese Twitter Zuosa Supports QQ : China Web2.0 Review — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 06:39:57 +0000

[...] Chinese Twitter market is in its infancy, but has already been crowded. Does the market deserve the effort? Alex Mou’s words show more confidence than mine. Our team has been specialized in building IM-based social network since 2005. Zuosa is just a new form of IM community where we can leverage our existing technology and experience. We will become a strong player in this IM-based social network market in China. [...]

By: Will Fanfou Gain Momentum as Twitter? : China Web2.0 Review

Will Fanfou Gain Momentum as Twitter? : China Web2.0 Review — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 15:04:37 +0000

[...] About one month ago, when I wrote a post on Chinese Twitter clones, I thought it is more important for them to inspire viral marketing than to develop rich features. One month later, when I review the development of these websites, I found Fanfou.com has started to build an ecosystem around its service, and become more and more popular. [...]

By: LaiGuLa: A Twitter-Like Service Launched in China at Tag Edge - Tech News, Venture Capital and Web 2.0

Wed, 13 Jun 2007 15:05:21 +0000

[...] I just came across a Twitter-like service in China. Alas, another Twitter clone in China. LaiGuLa is another player that just launched in China, still in beta mode but when you visit this site, you’ll notice that LaiGuLa is designed with the Twitter effects and reflections. On the landing page, an user can search her friends through the search bar, and each message is entitled to 140 characters. As stated above, LaiGuLa is not the merely Twitter-like player in China. Within a matter of months since Twitter launched, there are several Twitter-like players such as atnote, fanfou, jiwai.de, and popwu.com on the web (the names listed are according to alphabetical order). You also can read some of the brief introduction of these Twitter clones by clicking here. [...]

By: troy

troy — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 17:33:36 +0000

说道Twitter深有同感，我是个人的Twitter爱好者，于是俺也打造了完全是满足个人欲望的网站作品印迹巴士：www.ingbus.com，其中印迹的功能就是Twitter的复制，不过我不像他们那么商业化，一切为了好玩。

当然了，也支持MSN发布印迹，还能及时返回发布的结果。

By: Linking Corner » Twitter-clones

Linking Corner » Twitter-clones — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 06:48:55 +0000

[...] Twitter sees a lot of copycats right at the moment, while the original spawned quite some hot debates on the road to more growth (remember the discussion about the scalability of Ruby?). Anyway, China Web 2.0 Review (one of my favorites) recently points to two new Twitter-twins in Mainland: Fanfou.com and Jiwai.de. I was puzzled to see that german top-level-domain–can somebody explain to me why they got a .de-address, anybody? To own a .de-domain as a non-german resident, you have to have at least an admin-c with a local german address. In Jiwai’s case (domain owner registered in Beijing), a german law-office–something quite obvious. German IT-law forces you to display a complete company-address and -registration all over your site; not that Jiwai would care about that… [...]

By: Yee

Yee — Thu, 31 May 2007 05:45:20 +0000

Ping back
Collection of Chinese version of Twitters
http://ya.iyee.cn/2007/05/collection-of-chinese-version-of.html