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UCWeb: Mobile Search MAUs Hit 100 Mln
Securities Times, 5/05/14
Yu Yongfu, CEO of Chinese third-party mobile browser developer UCWeb, disclosed today at the 2014 Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) in Beijing that monthly active users (MAU) of SM.cn (Shenma), UCWeb's self developed mobile search engine, have now surpassed 100 mln, with a mobile search market penetration rate of 20%. Read More
Evernote Shuts Down User Data Export API
Netease Tech, 5/29/13
A May 28 update to the official microblog of Chinese Internet firm Netease's (Nasdaq: NTES) Youdao Cloudnote announced that the service will no longer support importing data from the popular Evernote service following Evernote's shutdown of API ports for export to Cloudnote. Read More
WeChat's Monthly Active Users Reach 190 Mln
DoNews, 5/07/13
At the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) in Beijing today, Hou Xiaonan, deputy GM of Chinese internet and mobile services firm Tencent's (0700.HK) open platform, stated that monthly active users of Tencent's WeChat (Weixin) mobile messaging service have reached 190 mln, while monthly active users of its mobile QQ Browser have reached 500 mln. Read More
Sina Weibo Contemplating 6 Potential Business Models
Shanghai Evening Post, 4/28/11
At the recent Global Mobile Internet Conference 2011 in Beijing, Charles Chao, president and CEO of Chinese internet company Sina (Nasdaq: SINA), said that his company saw six possible business models for its Sina Weibo microblogging product: interactive, targeted advertising; social gaming; real-time search; wireless value-added services; e-commerce; and premium digital content. Read More
Sina Weibo to Introduce Ads This Year
Sina Tech, 4/27/11
At the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) 2011 in Beijing today, Chinese internet company Sina's (Nasdaq: SINA) CEO Charles Chao said that the company plans to introduce advertising to the Sina Weibo microblogging platform this year. Read More
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