Chinese Internet giant Qihoo 360′s three-fold plan to challenge Tencent and Baidu [Interview] – The Next WebBaidu challenger Qihoo has captured 10 percent of the search market share in China, aiming for 40 percent by 2015.
Because of the huge market potential, Chinese search giant Baidu has been making strategic moves to gain market share in this space. While Baidu generally do not acknowledge such changes, the Chinese search giant’s engineer from the anti-spam team...
Google unveiled its Knowledge Graph recently, which it coined the "first step in the next generation of search.While it makes its way to my part of the world (Hong Kong), Baidu is claiming this is not new as the Chinese search giant has been...
It is unclear how Yahoo’s algorithm transition will impact organic search results for Chinese speaking cities such as Hong Kong and Taiwan where Yahoo search continues to dominate. Gordon Choi, senior manager at local online travel portal Ctrip...
Social networking may get all the rave but latest stats from comScore reveal Chinese Internet users actually spend the bulk of their time on portal sites (24.4 percent) followed by entertainment (9 percent) and search (6.2 percent) before social...
Etao's goal is to become the go to shopping search destination or a "dedicated vertical shopping search engine" for Chinese consumers. This means Chinese Internet users have been bypassing the country's search giant when shopping online.
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. Well, Google entered intro syndication contracts...
This really hasn't taken off yet in Japan even though it's fun to hear about the discussions of Kanji characters because users often can't identify whether a domain is Japanese or Chinese. Not to say Google misses out, they have a great shopping...
According to the investment bank, the Chinese portal and search services arm of Microsoft has posted profits and now counts 40 million users. MSN China is believed to have recorded operating revenues of 50 to 70 mln usd in the full year 2009...
Chinese Internet Portal Sina Buys Focus Media for $1 Billion Bloomberg is reporting that China plans to crack down on search engines, among other sites they deem harmful. Of course, search engines don't host pornography on their sites, they simply...
Chinese Internet Portal Sina Buys Focus Media for $1 Billion Posted by Nathania Johnson Dec 23, 2008 Chinese internet portal Sina.com, has announced plans to buy parts of Focus Media for $1 billion, according to the New York Times.
Chinese internet portal Sina.com, has announced plans to buy parts of Focus Media for $1 billion, according to the New York Times. Sina.com, incidentally is purchasing the outdoor ad portion while Focus retains the internet ad part.Sina.com uses...
China's Sohu.com Posts 600% Jump in Profit Posted by Nathania Johnson Jul 28, 2008 Chinese internet portal Sohu.com has announced $40.2 million in second quarter profit, up 600% over the same quarter in 2007.
Chinese internet portal Sohu.com has announced $40.2 million in second quarter profit, up 600% over the same quarter in 2007. The news comes in the wake of results posted by Chinese search engine Baidu, which saw profits rise 87% in Q2 2008.
The home page leads to several business partners relevant to Chinese business and travel. The home page includes a Google-fed banner for Chnlove.com, in case anyone is looking for a Chinese bride. It appears the primary business model of ChinaOrbit...
The Chinese language search engine recently launched a Japanese portal. Search engine Baidu has launched instant messaging (IM) in beta, the first formal foray into the Chinese IM market. But the Chinese search titan must find a way to diversify...
With Baidu's strengths in developing user-focused Chinese language search and the qualified team we have on the ground in Japan, and given the success we have already encountered after nearly one year of testing our beta site, we are confident...
Yahoo Adds 9 Asian Countries To Mobile SearchYahoo is now offering its mobile search product in Chinese and has added nine new partners in the Asian market. Microsoft launches Live Search Webmaster Portal beta, LiveSide
Yahoo is now offering its mobile search product in Chinese and has added nine new partners in the Asian market according to a press release today. expanded its partnership with Rogers Communications in Canada to become the exclusive mobile Internet...
