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The Chinese web’s take on the very American idea: try before you buy. By signing up, you get to try out free deals from other websites – there are limits though, on the number of free deals per period and a mandate for leaving your opinion afterwards.
Source: http://www.postshow.net
niyouqian (transliteration: “you have money”) is social software that involves your monetary transactions. E.g. Your boss gave you 100$ for Chinese New Year, and then people comment on it.
Note from PostShow: here’s the logo they copied:
Source: http://www.postshow.net
I came into this late, so I’m having trouble backtracking through press: the latest video-meme, a movie that a couple of famous bloggers made for 840 RMB.
News clipping:
http://www.news365.com.cn/xwzx/whyyyl/t20060117_796082.htm
Some guys were playing a game: to see who could modify their webpage so that their blog came out before the other in Google’s search when using Mao’s Little Red Book search words. Unfortunately they hit a problem! Certain keywords were blocked and their blogs didn’t come up on Google at all!
Original story:
http://blog.donews.com/laobai/archive/2006/01/15/696397.aspx
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Continue readingMao blocked by Google
A place to share audio/podcasts. The catch? Multiple peer one-line reviews.
Their goal (roughly translated) is to provide a free place where you can create and share your own internet tv or radio channel. Think TiVo + uploaded content. Copyright issues? Bah.
Source: http://www.postshow.net
You sign up. You lend stuff to others. There’s also social 圈子 (circles) for sharing things.
Credit: http://www.postshow.net/
