ChinaMode: First Grassroot Award for Chinese Internet
2009 is a special year for Chinese Internet. In a digital world which fill with Grass Mud Horse, Green Dam Girl, Website Maintenance and segregated from Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and even World of Warcraft, it has released a tidal wave of creativity, activity and grassroots collaboration, with individuals coming together like never before to cooperate, innovate and produce. Of course, there are already many awards for China’s web and mobile industry to reward such efforts. But now we have a totally new awards, ChinaMode.
ChinaMode is the first grassroots award to encourage innovative Internet and mobile applications and services in China, initiated by OpenWeb.Asia and operated by the 14 most influential Chinese tech bloggers Appin, Williamlong, Web20share, Kenengba, Jandan, MobiNode, Webleon, Showeb20, Vista2.o, Yunkeji, Riku, Herock, China Web2.0 Review and MobiNode.TV.
Who are the real winners, which application and services are the most valuable ones and which are the most innovative startups in 2009, now their names are in Chinese Internet users’ hands. Details of this awards, including nomination details, award categories and etc, will be available on the official site on 15th Dec, 2009.
Tags: Appin, China Web2.0 Review, ChinaMode, Chinese Internet, Grassroot, Herock, Jandan, Kenengba, MobiNode, MobiNode.TV, Mobile, OpenWeb.Asia, Riku, Showeb20, Vista2.o, Web20share, Webleon, Williamlong, Yunkeji
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