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Zhuaxia promote its cartoon subscription widgets: Maybe the standard orange feed icon is too geeky to be understand now, and traditional subscription widget as this one are not attractive to readers. Then Zhuaxia, the most popular Chinese rss reader, decided to promote its cartoon subscription widgets, with the intention to attract more users to add [...]
Netease Partner With 56.com to Provide Video Service
Following Sina, another popular portal website in China, Netease, started to provide video sharing service two weeks ago.
Being a video sharing site, 163 allows users to upload video files up to 60M per file, but the video uploading feature is provided by its partner 56.com, another video sharing site. The uploaded videos are hosted [...]
Netease Launches Wiki-style Entertainment Database
Based on idea of wiki, Netease, aka 163, launched an entertainment database service recently. The service, which is like a wiki version IMDB, allows users to create and edit entertainment-related items, such as movies, dramas, music albums and entertainment stars. It is no doubt that Netease intends to build a complete database by taking advantage [...]
CWR Roundup: Netease, Alibaba Software, Tudou Funding and Google
Netease quits wireless business: Netease, a leading online gaming service provider and web portal, is making its strategy transition recently, Shanghai Securities News reported. Netease will retreat from wireless business and streamline some of its content channels. The wireless business, which used to be a major revenue source of Netease and now only accounts for [...]
Yodao: New Search Service from Netease
Yodao is a new search service developed by Netease, a popular portal site in China, in stealth mode for more than a year. (via xucx) Netease started to use Google’s search service in its website since 2004, and Netease also cooperates with Google to place Google Adsense in Netease’s 163.com.
Currently Yodao provides three kinds of [...]
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