CNNIC Report: 160 million Internauts in China do AVHow does — 160 million pairs of eyeballs — sound to you? 160 million Chinese Internauts do audio and video on the Internet. (That's the latest report in from CNNIC, China's Network Info Center.) The writing on the wall: The AV web's active and competitive, but is also pretty... continue reading on Shanghaiist
A survey conducted online by Sohu shows that to the Internet netizenry (at least those who took part in the survey) thinks, in regards to the telco reshuffle: • the reshuffle will happen post-Olympics; • the reshuffle will boost competition, ultimately benefitting the customer; • China Mobile will appear as... continue reading on Shanghaiist
The Chinese Web in action: Netizens of infamyTwo recent cases have shown that the Chinese Internet is probably more alive than you ever thought it to be... Case 1: "The Liaoning Girl": Gao Qianhui (高千惠), a 20-year old girl from Shenyang, Liaoning (in northeastern China), took aim at the recent earthquake in Sichuan. The 3-day period of... continue reading on Shanghaiist
China mulls Information Security Protection Law; Target: SpammersToo much spam on your mobile phone? You're not the only one being hit or getting angry. 30 NPC delegates are thinking of enacting a PRC Information Security Protection Law, which would provide a heavy deterrent to spammers. No details have been released regarding the law under discussion. However, Chinese... continue reading on Shanghaiist
Welcome to Jiading Wireless CityShanghai will always be a step ahead of the capital, Beijing, when it comes to some things. Like freeways — Shanghai got the Huning Freeway first (back in 1988!). And now, wifi freeways. Jiading Wireless City will be reality no later than May 2008. Mesh Wi-Fi and WiMAX technology will... continue reading on Shanghaiist
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