Chinese web 2.0 postcard

The Chinese Blogger Conference will take place this weekend (November, 3rd to 4th). Since half a year before the event, Chinese web 2.0 companies were asked to place their logo on the postcard shown above. A nice idea, I think, especially as you can see labels that are not part of the regular web 2.0 […]

Internet demographics in China

The Digital Advertising Yearbook from the Asia Digital Marketing Association (ADMA) is really a valuable source of information when it comes to Internet statistics in the Chinese online market. I extracted some information below:
Demographics
According to the CNNIC, 18-to-24-year-olds are nearly four times as likely to be Internet users than the general population. (Source: eMarketer)
In 2006, […]

Web 2.0 players in China

Here is a complete list of the most important web 2.0 projects in China. The list was originally assembled by showeb2.0 and translated by Rick Martin. Great stuff!
Social bookmarking: QQ Bookmarks, Baidu Bookmarks, Yahoo.cn My Web, 9fav.com, Chouti, LeShou.com, inu.cc, tolib.com, hemidemi.com, and Otag.cn.
Video storage/sharing: Tudou.com, 56.com, Youku.com, 6 Rooms, hupu.tv, bobouni.com, Mofile.com, UUMe.com, […]

Usability of Chinese websites

Mediaman China conducted a usability test for Chinese websites with a focus on financial and bank websites. The test took place in a usability test lab in Shanghai. The websites of three Chinese banks were tested (Industrial and Commercial bank of China, Bank of China, Hua Xia Bank) and two websites from German financial institutions […]