Archive for September, 2006

China Telecom opens arms to Microsoft Live Search

In our previous post, we reported that 114 web search is powered by Baidu. Yesterday, it turned out they finally go with Microsoft. Fortunately we made a screen shot. So you can compared with the current search result. They are different.
Reported by Sina, Microsoft will pay China Telecom no less than 21 million USD from [...]

CSDN wants to index Chinese blogosphere

The actual title should be CSDN reorganized platform around Tag or tag your blog with CSDN tag. But I bet the above one attracts more clicks.
As the help page says, there’re two ways to get your content indexted by CSDN, if you don’t host your contect on CSDN or its partners. 1) You can ping [...]

Jake Ludington’s Report on DEMO China

On Sept. 6-8, DEMO held its first-ever China event in Tianjin, China. About thirty companies got the valuable opportunities to introduce their innovative products and service to audience including investors, potential partners and media.
I think all our China Web 2.0 Review readers would be eager to know what happened in Demo China. So Jake [...]

Yahoo Taiwan To Buy Wretch?

Market rumor said that Yahoo Taiwan will acquire Wretch.cc for an amount of USD 21 million. (via cn.engadget) Wretch.cc, founded by several university students in 1999, is the most successful blog hosting and online photo album service provider in Taiwan,or sort of Taiwan’s Myspace.
According to Alexa, Wretch.cc is the 27th most visited site in [...]

Baidu Strengthened Its Leadership

Today’s hot news is the release of two research reports on China’s search market, one is the report by CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Center), another is the report by China IntelliConsulting Corporation, whose founder Peter Bowang Lv was a research fellow of CNNIC.
Both reports, using simiar telephone survey method in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, [...]

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