Comments on: China Internet Trends at AdTech Beijing

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By: swoo

swoo — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 17:32:46 +0000

hi, thomas:
Really get some fresh info. about Chinese internet market, here I recommend you an article’”US Internet companies’ top 10 mistakes in China”
http://newsilence.blogbus.com/logs/10831919.html

it is talking for detail about what’s the difference between Chinese and US IT company such as Baidu vs. Google

By: Debbie Weil

Debbie Weil — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 16:26:02 +0000

Lonnie,

You misunderstood my comments at ad-tech beijing and are misquoting me. I did not say that live conference blogging should be done by mainstream media journalists. I said that some bloggers are unreliable and untrustworthy. Perhaps you fall into that category – ? You didn’t bother to come up to me after the panel and ask for clarification.

By: Lonnie

Lonnie — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 15:14:59 +0000

Nice synopisis…

I will be posting soon on my observations at AdTech…

I am grateful to Mimi and Alicia at AdTech for allowing bloggers full access there…

The only executive who refused to bloggers and insisted on “mainstream media” only was the VP of Sina whose Eastern Marketing manager sat in on the corporate blogging panel….

Debbie Weil, who is doing a book tour of China to push her corporate blogging book, was on the panel as well and defended Sina by intimating that live conference reporting should be left to “trained” journalists….

Maybe it is my overuse of ellipses…?

By: thomascrampton

thomascrampton — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 16:58:00 +0000

Thanks, Gemme. That is an interesting development. They must be adapting as the market moves forward.

By: Gemme

Gemme — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 02:12:22 +0000

Nice overview of some parts of the current state of the Chinese internet.

One remark regarding Baidu’s paid ads.

Baidu does make a distinction these days between paid and natural ads. Paid ads have a tag next to them saying sponsored posts.

Try a search for 上海旅游 (Shanghai Travel) and you’ll see next to all the results in the top 10, the word 推广 versus a search for 上海 (Shanghai) where you’ll see 百度快照 which is a natural result.

It may be that not all results are tagged but for commercial terms they definitely are.

Looking forward reading more about Adtech Beijing

Note: I just some Chinese in this post so there’s a chance that Western OS won’t see the characters.)