26 Apr
Posted by Rick as Web 2.0, Chinese Web 2.0, Chinese Internet
MySpace.cn launches today, and is doing so very quietly with very little warning on the english blogosphere. Today on MySpace’s main page, there’s a big over-animated flash banner which just goes to show that MySpace is already down with Chinese internet practices (most Chinese sites have enough Flash to make you seasick!).
Their slogan is […]
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Found on Techcrunch: This new Stumbleupon plugin seems really cool. It allows you to stumble through one website, and land on random posts, like so.
Download it here
All the same, I thought this plugin could do with some icons. Techcrunch has one, but I thought I’d whip up a few more using Flash. For […]
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For anyone who’s not aware, Facebook is a new (well, relatively new…) social media site that allows you to create and expand a network of friends. If you have a hotmail or yahoo email account, you can search for your contacts automatically, and reconnect with tons of people you haven’t seen in ages.
I’m really […]
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For better or worse, there is an interesting discussion happening on a few China-related blogs these days. A discussion turned into an argument turned into something else altogether. I really enjoy the sites of all parties involved, and I hope everybody manages to keep a level head and not get too carried away.
In […]
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