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Since today, this blog China Web 2.0 Review will be renamed as China Web Radar, the acronym is still CWR, and our domain also change to ChinaWebRadar.com.
China Web 2.0 Review was launched in Nov 2005, when the concept of web 2.0 was becoming hot either in the world or in China. I started this blog [...]
Follow Us On Twitter Or Jiwai.de
In our reader survey, many of our readers expect us to offer latest news updates on China’s Internet and mobile industry via microblogging tool. Now you can follow us on Twitter or Jiwai.de, a Chinese Twitter-like microblogging tool.
If you are Twitter user, we recommend you to follow us on Twitter, since we also incorporate [...]
CWR Turns Two
Today is China Web 2.0 Review’s 2nd birthday!
Two years ago, I launched this blog with the intention to help overseas people to follow the development of the Internet industry in China, esp. the web 2.0 sector. Untill today, we totally published 476 posts with about 1,100 comments. In coming months, we will introduce more [...]
China Web 2.0 Review Reader Survey
It has been about two years after we launched this blog in November 2005. Now, we would like you to take this survey to help us better understand our audience, get insights to improve our contents and introduce new features in future.
The questionnaire has 11 questions, it takes you 5-10 minutes. Your support is highly [...]
An Interview with CWR on Danwei
Danwei, one of the most famous blogs on China’s media, news and urban life, recently conducted an interview with us. Jeremy asked several questions on China’s Internet and trends in industry, including the future of Myspace China and Google China, which web 2.0 companies may succeed, the influence of censorship on the development of web [...]
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- Douban Raised $10M in Series B http://goo.gl/fb/HvCC
- RT @samflemming: videos of @ajschokora, @brycewhitwam, @cwr and others; what China marketers say abt social media http://tinyurl.com/yb2hd4h
- China’s Strange Fixation on IE6 http://goo.gl/fb/x5PL
- Google In China Is Better Than No Google In China http://goo.gl/fb/SC64
- [Event] Third Digital Future Symposium Beijing http://goo.gl/fb/2vkB
- PopCap Games China: Widely Pirated, But Still Hunting for Treasure http://goo.gl/fb/cQPd
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- RT @KaiserKuo: Announcement from Youku. Launched system 4 preventing copyright infringement. Sorry to fans of US TV shows! http://ow.ly/YtMw
- How Google’s Exit From China Could Affect Android http://goo.gl/fb/lqK0
- RT @mranti: CAING: Google Cancels 3G Gphone plan in China. RT @breakingnewscn: 财新传媒报道:谷歌单方面取消Gphone在华合作计划. http://3.ly/eoM #googlecn
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