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This document discusses social media usage in China. It notes that over 513 million people in China use the internet, accounting for 38.3% of the population. Most internet users are under 40 years old and live in cities. The most popular activities on the internet include communication, entertainment, and information searching. The top six websites in China are QQ, Baidu, Sina Weibo, Taobao, Youku, and Tencent Weibo. These sites have adapted to Chinese language and culture while imitating pioneers from other countries.
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Social media in china
- 1. Social Media in China Imitating the pioneers, Adapting to the national condition Xinfeng Gao Lecturer ,College of Fine Arts and Communication Qingdao Agriculture University,China Email/Gtalk:colorbird.net@gmail.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gaoxinfeng
- 2. How many people use Internet in China? Unit:10 Thousand The Num of Netizen Internet Penetration China Internet Network Information Center:http://www.cnnic.cn
- 3. Up to 12/2012 513,000,000 38.3%
- 4. Who use the Internet in China? China Internet Network Information Center:http://www.cnnic.cn
- 5. Who use the Internet in China? China Internet Network Information Center:http://www.cnnic.cn
- 6. Most of them are under 40 years old!
- 7. Who use the Internet in China?
- 8. Most of them are students >30%
- 9. Who use the Internet in China? China Internet Network Information Center:http://www.cnnic.cn
- 10. Most of them are live in city >70%
- 11. What do they do on the Internet? China Internet Network Information Center:http://www.cnnic.cn
- 15. Numerous factors help drive Chinese to engage in social media Language and Culture Government –controlled media policy Rural-to-urban migration that has separated families The loneliness of the one-child generation A distrust of information from government-controlled media. “Social Media in China: The Same, but Different” by Thomas Crampton
- 16. +6
- 18. The Top 6 website in China QQ.COM,the Public Enemies
- 19. 1996 1999
- 20. The Top 6 website in China UP TO 09/30/2011 ACTIVE USERS : 711,700,000 USERS ON LINE AT THE SAME TIME: 145,400,000
- 21. The Top 6 website in China E-commerce IM Portal Game Client Application Search Video/Audio
- 22. The Top 6 website in China BAIDU.COM
- 23. 1998 2000
- 24. The Top 6 website in China
- 25. The Top 6 website in China
- 26. 1995 2003
- 27. The Top 6 website in China 24Hours 3,360,000,000RMB 21 Minute 200,000,000RMB 8 Minute 100,000,000RMB Turnover in 2011-11-11,The Singles’ Day
- 28. The Top 6 website in China FOUNDER:Zhidong Wang CURRENT CEO:Guowei Cao NEWS BLOG MICRO-BLOG
- 29. 2006 2009
- 30. Sina Weibo allows users to post videos and photos, comment on other people’s updates, and easily add comments when re-posting a friend’s message. And 140 Chinese characters can hold much more information than 140 letters. “Social Media in China: The Same, but Different” by Thomas Crampton
- 31. The Top 6 website in China
- 32. The Top 6 website in China
- 33. 2005 2006
- 34. Longer form content, up to 70% of which Short videos of cute animals is professionally produced or silly domestic mishaps that may be popular among the watchers And Youku often buy the copyright Of the TV shows or movies. Less than 15 minutes per day Chinese spend hours a day on it. spent by Americans on YouTube More like online TV stations or digital video recorders “Social Media in China: The Same, but Different” by Thomas Crampton
- 35. The Top 6 website in China
- 36. The Top 6 website in China Founder &CEO: Yizhou Chen
- 37. 2005 2004
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- 39. Xinfeng Gao Lecturer ,College of Fine Arts and Communication Qingdao Agriculture University,China Email/Gtalk:colorbird.net@gmail.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gaoxinfeng