20 Jan
Posted by Rick as Web 2.0, tools, Chinese Internet
I don’t use Twitter too much. I run my blog feeds through it, and that’s about it. But I do see the use in being able to publish to the web via text message. It could come in handy in certain situations.
Sending SMS messages to Twitter from China is relatively expensive, at least by Chinese […]
Popularity: 7% [?]
07 Oct
Posted by Rick as Web 2.0, Chinese Web 2.0, tools, Chinese Internet
Considering the trouble feedburner is supposedly giving to China Telecom users, I thought I’d take the feedburner graphics off my site in an effort to make sure the page loads well for everyone who reads it.
Don’t listen to the recent reports which say all feeds are blocked in China. It’s all hearsay, and none of […]
Popularity: 13% [?]
Alright. I heard about this interesting form of “microblogging” on twit.tv, and they spoke so highly of it I thought I’d check it out.
In a nutshell, tumblr.com gives you a platform to make a website/blog, normally hosted on tumblr.com. As for content, it allows you to add things that […]
Popularity: 21% [?]
08 May
Posted by Rick as Web 2.0, Chinese Web 2.0, China Stolen Media
Here is my list of top 5 Chinese youtube clones, but make sure you stay tuned till the end, because the +1 is a real gem! The neato thing about most of these sites is that they can host shared/stolen content for everyone to enjoy/report.
Note: I’m not endorsing these sites, I’m just trying to make […]
Popularity: 26% [?]