With new language expansion, Friendster digs a hole to China
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The onetime social-networking leader, having lost ground in the U.S. to Facebook and MySpace, sets its sights on China.
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Facebook, the social networking  Internet site that is sweeping the globe with a quarter million  new members every day, has targeted the world's second-largest  Internet market, registering a local Web address in China.
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Yahoo's Flickr is creating sites in French, German, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and traditional Chinese.
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China's search leader keeps growing.
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Foreign companies often do not understand Chinaâs Internet market, which is geared primarily to entertainment and mobile phones.
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RUPERT MURDOCH has sent his wife to China along with senior News Corp executives to try to win permission to launch the MySpace website in the country. Murdoch said he had sent Wendi Deng, who is technically not employed by News Corp, "because she understands the language".
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By Simon Usborne and Rebecca Armstrong  Fancy catching up with a family member in Australia? How about having a long chat with a mate in China? Chances are, making a call to either will make your phone bill rocket.
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Chinese appliance maker Haier is trying to expand its presence globally and go upmarket.
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China offers to help track down the Chinese hackers who broke into German computers.
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Friendster chose Google as its exclusive advertising and search provider today after not resigning with Yahoo, their previous search &#038; ad provider. Friendster, which was the first major social networking site that ironically fizzled out in the United States, is planning a global expansion which will build upon the success found in the Pacific.  Friendster is [...]
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Blog: Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield offers a tip on how to get around Chinese blocking of Yahoo's photo-sharing site.
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New Microsoft program smoothes transition from Chinese to English.
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One of the pioneers of offshoring tries to cash in.
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'You will use Baidu' It looks like China is hijacking web traffic from Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo!.â¦
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The search outfit boasts of making all the information in the world just a click away. These days that doesn&#39;t seem to apply in China.
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By Chok Suat Ling  THE highest traffic volume to one of the world's top social networking sites Friendster is from Malaysia, says a recent report. CHOK SUAT LING finds out why Malaysians are so enamoured with such sites.  Everyone's at it these days.
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Wikipedia said the Chinese government is permitting access to most of the Chinese-language version of its online encyclopedia.