Articles tagged with: China Social Media
In last month, China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) released the 26th Statistical Survey Report on the Internet Development in China for the first half year of 2010.
As usual, I put together a summary of this report to give you a quick high-level understanding of the up-to-date Chinese Internet landscape……
[China Social Media Jobs]
Agency: Chrysler | client side, automotive
Position: Digital Media & Social Media Specialist (Shanghai)
[China Social Media Jobs]
Agency: enovate | consumer insight
Position: Social Media Editor (Shanghai)
EYES ON ME is a post series on IN2marcom. Previously it was a monthly highlight of popular Chinese viral videos. From 2010, it is changed to a quarterly review to feature those most creative and popular viral ads.
In 2010Q1, Dell and Mazda presented the mostly popular viral videos for the Ophone and Mazda 2 respectively. McDonald’s and Nike produced a lot of viral ads throughout the first quarter, the former’s are very funny while the latter’s are in pretty high shooting quality……
On 4th February 2o1o, CIC and Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide launched a monthly report on Chinese-language social media buzz related to Shanghai World Expo 2010.
The report, ExpoSay, tracked 128,854 Expo-related comments taken from 13,994 blogs, bulletin boards, news and social networking sites sites in the Chinese Internet space during December 2009……
15th Janurary 2009, China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) released the 25th Statistical Survey Report on the Internet Development in China.
I went through the report and here is a translated summary of the key findings……
Today, CIC released its latest white paper Making Sense of IWOM – “Topic Three: How Brands Can Participate in Online Communities.” This white paper is the final installment in a series of three white papers, including two earlier studies, “The Role of Internet Word of Mouth in Purchase Decision” and “How IWOM is generated and disseminated.”
Topic 3 looks to evaluate consumer online behavior and provide suggestions for how brands can participate in online communities based on these consumer preferences. Below are some top-line findings and highlights from the study……
[China Social Media Jobs]
Agency: Effect Ripple | social media
Position: Online Community Manager (Shanghai)

