According to iResearch, Qihoo’s browser penetration rate reached 61 percent of all web users in China considering its anti-virus/malware capabilities. Just a little background for you, Qihoo 360 Technology Co.is a Chinese security software company...
With close to 340 million Chinese Internet users watching video online, according to iResearch, and browsing time close to 4 billion hours, Baidu.com also wants to be part of the game by incorporating video results on its main search page that...
Ecommerce market size was estimated to be worth $70 billion in 2010 for China and it's forecast to increase to $311 billion in 2015, which will be potentially larger than the U.S.market by that time, according to Credit Suisse and iResearch...
Its market share by search queries rose 6.5 percent to more than 83 percent in Q4 2010 compared to the previous year while Google slid more than 11 percent in the latest report by China research firm iResearch.
Meanwhile, Google's search market share in China dropped from 27.3 percent in the Q2 to 24.6 percent in Q3, according to Beijing research company iResearch. Meanwhile, Baidu's market share climbed to 72.9 percent in Q3, according to iResearch.
According to Chinese research firm iResearch, Baidu, the search engine of choice for this dynamic culture, continues to lead the market with a solid 73 percent market share in comparison to its closest rival, Google (a.k.a.
ToDou gets 50 percent of China's valid video sharing, according to IResearch.million Chinese Internet users are currently watching more than 1.2 billion videos each month off of the Tudou platform", Adotas stated.
Baidu, Google Dominate Chinese Search Market - A new report from iResearch finds that Baidu and Google combined have a 90 percent market share of the Chinese search space.MORE”. Search Engine Watch's newsletters are sent from the domain "internet.com.
Figures on popularity I've seen seem to come primarily from research service iResearch. New Web Engine From China Now Online - Word that Chinese portal provider Sina has launched a new search engine named iAsk.
A recent iResearch survey found that Baidu is nearly twice as popular among Chinese Internet users as Google, with a market share of about 49 percent. The country's search market will be worth an estimated $50 million this year and its expected to...
