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Digu; The Return of Microblogs in China.

10.28.2009 Digu.com

We received an email this morning stating that Digu.com, a popular microblog (though not as popular as Fanfou or Twitter) has been reinstated. That’s great news, mainly because #1 We had a lot of followers on Digu, and this allows us to re-access them for our social media campaigns, and #2 the obvious possibility that [...]

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China’s Top 4 Twitter Clones.

06.08.2009 China SNS Snapshot

If you’ve been following along as I meander through China’s social marketing landscape, you’ll likely discover a familiar trend. Yes, dear friends, today we’ll be discussing another China social media clone – this time of the wildly popular Twitter micro-blogging sensation. Twitter, meet your long lost Chinese twin. The top sites successfully copying Twitter are [...]

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