http://disqus.com/people/6808246383769a6c89429883c9df81ee/enMon, 30 Mar 2009 05:53:20 -0000http://mobinode.disqus.com/dcci_reports_average_80_millions_chinese_users_tracking_olympics_online_daily/#comment-3273293Gang Lu, can u help me understand the difference between CNNIC and DCCI?<br><br>Are the two organizations doing the same thing? <br><br>Which is better at what?<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>AjSAdam SchokoraSun, 24 Aug 2008 23:35:52 -0000http://mobinode.disqus.com/rumors_and_facts_in_china_web/#comment-7625565GL, I hear <a href="http://Kaixin.com" rel="nofollow">Kaixin.com</a> has ridiculous PV metrics because most of it's on-site activity is driven by gaming that "requires" constant page refreshing, etc....perhaps this is the metric Joe is referring to. I have to admit, I've been sucked into their casual gaming offering...for hours at a time...arrr.<br><br>I also agree that this year is likely *the* year for microblogging in China, but it will be a long time before it hits mainstream online culture here...Twitter still hasn't even done that in the West...but, perhaps MB platforms are better not being mainstream.<br><br>It will be interesting to see Sohu's SNS product, but does the Chinese Internet really need another generic SNS offering? I think Chinese netizens will start to either turn back to more niche / vertical BBS forums for SN'ing, or find smaller, more focused SNS. Users are getting lost in the masses on the big players.<br><br>I don't think the personalized / aggregated homepage format is consistent with Chinese netizen usage behavior. I don't see it being successful.<br><br>88 AOL ;-)<br><br>Great post, thanks for sharing.<br><br>// AjSAdam SchokoraMon, 30 Mar 2009 05:29:30 -0000http://mobinode.disqus.com/rumors_and_facts_in_china_web/#comment-7625845GL, I hear <a href="http://Kaixin.com" rel="nofollow">Kaixin.com</a> has ridiculous PV metrics because most of it's on-site activity is driven by gaming that "requires" constant page refreshing, etc....perhaps this is the metric Joe is referring to. I have to admit, I've been sucked into their casual gaming offering...for hours at a time...arrr.<br><br>I also agree that this year is likely *the* year for microblogging in China, but it will be a long time before it hits mainstream online culture here...Twitter still hasn't even done that in the West...but, perhaps MB platforms are better not being mainstream.<br><br>It will be interesting to see Sohu's SNS product, but does the Chinese Internet really need another generic SNS offering? I think Chinese netizens will start to either turn back to more niche / vertical BBS forums for SN'ing, or find smaller, more focused SNS. Users are getting lost in the masses on the big players.<br><br>I don't think the personalized / aggregated homepage format is consistent with Chinese netizen usage behavior. I don't see it being successful.<br><br>88 AOL ;-)<br><br>Great post, thanks for sharing.<br><br>// AjSAdam SchokoraMon, 30 Mar 2009 05:53:20 -0000