Chinese publisher Sina also owns the country’s leading microblogging service – Weibo. Under the partnership Baidu and Sina will co-operate in five key aspects: search, content, platform, technology, and resources.
It also suggests related music videos from Lady Gaga including the ability to share on Chinese social networks like Sina and Tencent Weibo (Twitter), Renren (China’s Facebook), QQ and Douban. With Google pushing mobile in Mainland China, financial...
While Baidu is the search giant in China, microblog Sina Weibo is fast becoming the social darling of brand advertisers targeting the country. Sara Ye, MD for GroupM China search/digital lab said while Sina Weibo has potential due to rapid traffic...
Gordon Choi, senior manager at local online travel portal Ctrip offers three steps for advertisers to plan their search campaign from trend research, keyword research, and process automation on Baidu and Sina Weibo, one of the more popular...
This becomes apparent when Youku launched its specialized video search engine Soku in May, that allows users to search for video files under its network as well as from 10 other video sites in China such as Tudou, Qiyi, Sohu, Sina, 56.com and joy.cn.
Equally, in March we learned that a further Chinese search engine Sina, had moved away from using Google's technology to use its own. Meanwhile, if Google were to re-open its search engine within mainland China, it would benefit from being inside...
Last week, Chinese portal Sina announced that it was dropping Google as its search provider. Additionally, Chinese tax authorities discovered that three local companies owned by Google -- Google Information Technology (China) Co.
As of this week, according to a Wall Street Journal report, Sina is in the process of dropping Google in favor of their own search service, thereby diminishing Google's Chinese presence even further. Last November, the CEO of Sina, Charles Chao...
Chinese internet portal Sina.com, has announced plans to buy parts of Focus Media for $1 billion, according to the New York Times. In a statement released by Sina, President and CEO Charles Chao said, “The transaction is intended to combine the...
The advertisements will appear on Chinese web sites and hopes to develop profit-sharing partnerships with Chinese web sites similar to the partnership it has with Sina.com. In an effort to catch Baidu, the dominate search engine in China, Google...
Google will also have full access to Sina's China news, which though filtered by the government will still increase the Chinese content Google has. According to the release, Google will provide Sina with a search box they will use on the portal.
Qzone has the most bloggers followed by Sina.com, MSN Spaces and Sohu.com. Baidu Starts Chinese Blog Search Engine Chinese search engine giant Baidu has launched a blog search engine - the first in the China.Nearly 20 million people blog in Chinese.
The chief editors of Sina.com and Sohu.com "were summoned to the State Council Information Office," that morning. Chinese Authorities Temporarily Shut Down Two Large Chinese Portals PaidContent reports that two of the largest Chinese portals have...
Sina: 4.0% Despite trailing Chinese traffic leader Baidu, Google is rated the best search engine in China, according to new research from Keynote Systems. More information is available in today's press release announcing the findings and in a PDF...
Sina: 4.0% China, suggesting even that Baidu employees might report things the Chinese government might want to block -- an accusation Baidu's CFO said he wasn't aware of. The article looked at how the Chinese governments blocking of Google has...
New Web Engine From China Now Online - Word that Chinese portal provider Sina has launched a new search engine named iAsk. Google hovers as Baidu readies IPO from TheDeal.com covers how Google CEO Eric Schmidt has been spotted recently in China...
Word that Chinese portal provider Sina has launched a new search engine named iAsk. It's also interesting that Sina decided to use iAsk as its English name. Sina is a publicly traded company in the U.S.
ChinaTechNews.com informs us of rumors that Sina is interested in acquiring Zhongsou.com: "Sina's proprietary search directories and engine have been a weak spot for the company, and Sina has bolstered itself by partnering with various companies...
Now a variety of Chinese portal sites, including the popular Sina.com portal, seem to have agreed to use this government-approved search engine. And users in China are expected to use the search engine since they can't rely on accessing services...
