SubscribeNo Xiaonei Anymore, Here Comes RenRen
If I ask who are the popular social networking sites in China? I think most of you will talk about Kaixin001.com, QQ, 51.com and Xiaonei.com. However, since yesterday, there is no Xiaonei.com anymore, Joe Chen, CEO of Oak Pacific changed its name from Xiaonei.com to RenRen.com.
But why changing the already well-known Xiaonei.com brand to [...]
Chinese Web2.osphere (May 24th)
Blogcn partner with Founder to provide on-demand printing service for bloggers: Founder, the key solution provider for Chinese printing industry, will provide on-demand printing and delivery service(博文e印) for bloggers of Blogcn. But I think Founder should develop a tools and offer on-demand printing services to all Chinese bloggers rather than just to users of Blogcn.
Lingtu [...]
Chinese Web2.osphere (Apr. 22)
Another web2.0 logo collection: What better than the previous one is that they classifed the web2.0 sites into different categories.
Toodou Stop Providing Blog Service: Gary announced in its blog that Toodou will not provide blog hosting service any more, they will focus on its core business podcast hosting. I do think it a smart [...]
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