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Lack of open API is one the the reason that you cannot find many interesting small innovative web apps in China. An open API from e-commerce sites may be more important and useful, since it is very possible that the web apps can be part of the ecosystem of the e-commerce sites, and generate revenues [...]
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10. Chinese Blogger Conference was held in Shanghai: The conference organized by several bloggers and volunteers was held in Shanghai on Nov. 5-6. Bloggers from mainland China, Hongkong, Taiwan and overseas attended the conference and discussed blogging, web2.0, podcasting, tag and some other interesting topics.
9. China’s internet startups begin to take advantage of [...]
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