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The First World Consumes Social Media While The Third World Produces It
A new study from Forrester proves that the majority of Americans are a bunch of lazy re-tweeters. 93% of online consumers in the emerging markets of China, India, Mexico and
UN Officials Censoring Chinese Firewall Protest?
At a UN-sponsored event today in Egypt, UN officials demanded the removal of a poster that alluded to the issue of Internet restrictions in China. The poster was an advertisement
Social Networking Goes Global - Especially in North American Region
With the attention-grabbing headling Social Networking Goes Global, comScore has released its latest stats on the large social network sites. According to comScore, MySpace is over twice as large as
Google Exiting China? Not Just Yet
Last month, Google received high praise from human rights supporters after threatening to exit the Chinese search market, claiming it was no longer comfortable with censoring search results per government
Yahoo's Loss is Alibaba's Gain: Alipay Receives Chinese Electronic Payment License
After Chinese Internet giant Alibaba sold off its e-pay division to a newly created company headed by Alibaba's CEO, its American partner Yahoo threw a fit. It accused Alibaba of
Censorship in China: How ReadWriteWeb China Was Closed Down For a Month
In the West, the concept of the 'read/write Web' is a relatively easy one to get behind. Everybody can contribute content to the Web ('write'), as well as read it
Did Twitter Really 'Outshine' the Mainstream Press?
We love Twitter just as much as any tech bloggers -- that should be clear to anyone who has read this blog over the past six months. But stories like
Chinese Premier Talks Up Internet of Things
In the last quarter of 2009, a number of significant public speeches were made about Internet of Things in China. It started on August 7, when Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao
China's Daily Deals Site Wants You to Think it Can Take Down Groupon
Lashou.com could become China's first daily deals site to launch an IPO in the United States, pitting it against major challenger Groupon, according to a report by Bloomberg. But the
Web News: China's Internet Boom, Yahoo Panama Launched, Google Integration, Digg Anti-Gaming
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