Archive for the 'Online Community' Category
YeeYan: Bridging Gaps
0 Comments Published by BV China November 30th, 2007 in Online Community, User Generated Content, China, English Site
abonamente online
afaceri imobiliare
anunturi animale
harti astrologice
curs valutar banci
bani gheata
haine bebelusi
cabinet notar
coafura nunta
concedii in strainatate
curs de schimb
desene pentru copii
livrare flori
momeli de pescuit
legislatie leasing
distributie materiale
muzica de petrecere
hoteluri si restaurante
sarbatori legale
vanzari terenuri
lacuri si vopsele
Company Description: It’s no longer Greek to you…Mandarin that is. The creators of Yeeyan have formed an online community of users wishing to bridge the language […]
Hoodong: Homegrown Wiki
0 Comments Published by BV China November 27th, 2007 in Online Community, Blog Service Provider, User Generated Content, China, Beijing, WikiLocation: Beijing
Company Description: Hoodong.com is the Largest “Chinese Wikipedia” and developer of HDWiki software, the first open source Wiki software in Chinese. Its Chinese name means interactive, a good method to build up knowledge. Although the concept of Wikipedia is still new to China, there were 1,562,034 items edited on the site by 257,521 global […]
Very86: Varying the Social Network Scene
1 Comment Published by BV China September 5th, 2007 in Online Community, Beijing, Social NetworksLocation: Beijing
Company Description: Bob Li recently left his cushion job as a Business Development Manager at Red Herring-Beijing to devote more time to stewarding his first venture: Very86.com, a platform to support social networking sites (SNS) tailored to local communities. The site, meaning VeryChina (86 is China’s country code), provides the basic tools for […]
Fenbei: Allowing Amatuer Musicians to Live the Dream
0 Comments Published by BV China August 21st, 2007 in Online Community, Blog Service Provider, User Generated Content, Video Sharing, ChinaCompany Description: Following the spirit of MySpace, Fenbei.com (translates to decibel in Mandarin) originally set itself up in June 2003 as 163888.com and a site for amateur artists to showcase their music to friends or anyone who wanted to listen. In 2004, an artist’s original piece was released entitled “Mouse Loves Rice” (direct English […]
HiPiHi Global Strategy Update
1 Comment Published by BV China August 20th, 2007 in Online Community, China, Virtual WorldHiPiHi announced in Singapore today its strategy for global expansion of the virtual world site. They have entered into a strategic and funding partnership with NGI Group, a Tokyo based tech holding company that recently established a subsidiary group, 3Di.jp, to focus on the emerging world market of 3D virtual world sites.
According to the HiPiHi […]
Ipartment: Profitable Online Dating
1 Comment Published by BV China August 9th, 2007 in Online Community, Blog Service Provider, China, Online DatingCompany Description: Dating sites are quite popular these days as Chinese young adults are becoming more comfortable with forming friendships and relationships online. The top 3 dating sites (iPartment, love21cn and marry5) have a sub 1,000 ranking on Alexa and Match.com acquired another site, Edodo, last year. The top ranked site, iPartment (i is the […]
Travian.cn: A Rapidly Rising Player in Online Gaming
1 Comment Published by BV China July 30th, 2007 in Online Community, User Generated Content, China, Virtual WorldCompany Description: Originally developed in Germany, Travian.com’s Chinese version, travian.cn, has quickly took off in the first half of 2007 in China. Players of this massive-multiplayer strategy game begin as tribal chiefs and are given resources to cultivate a village and develop a strong citizenry of farmers, soldiers, traders and government officials. Other Travian.cn players […]
HiPiHi: China’s Own Virtual World
2 Comments Published by BV China June 21st, 2007 in Online Community, Venture Capital, User Generated Content, China, Virtual World, Second Life, Beijing
Location: Beijing
Company Description: Virtual Worlds are stirring a lot of buzz around Silicon Valley these days. Sites such as Second Life, Gizmos and Habbo have raised nearly $80 million VC dollars since 2004. China, already having proved itself as a strong market for online multi-player gaming and social networking, has followed suit. The most […]
Mapping Success in China
0 Comments Published by BV China June 19th, 2007 in Mobile Applications, Online Community, Map Blogging, Search, User Generated Content, Shanghai, China
Locations:
UUMap- Shanghai
Edushi- Hangzhou
Accurate online maps are an expected convenience these days for busy city dwellers needing to get from point A to point B as efficiently as possible. Two mapping companies stand out as leaders in a crowded market but each have effectively taken a separate approach to attracting users. UUmap, with a similar […]
VeryCD: Finding Success in a Crowded P2P Market
0 Comments Published by BV China June 11th, 2007 in Online Community, Blog Service Provider, User Generated Content, P2P, Online Video, Shanghai, Video Sharing, China
Location: Shanghai
Company Description: VeryCD holds a top position among China’s P2P downloading sites (Alexa China: 78, Alexa Overall: 324) through its comprehensive media directory and 1.5 million daily users. After downloading the Chinese version of eMule, an open source P2P software client, nearly any and all digital media can be shared. After a quick […]
