thank you | cnreviews.com ::
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009:: 56minus1 has been included on CNReviews’ listing of “Ten Eclectic China Blogs You Should Follow.” Very cool of you CNReviews. I’m honored and flattered. Thank you. // AjS
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china’s top IT bloggers ::
Friday, January 23rd, 2009:: a couple of days ago, Sina.com announced China’s “Top 10″ IT Bloggers for 2008. For the most part, the list was decided by netizen-vote, but the final results were ultimately determined by a panel of Sina.com judges. Either way, there are some heavy-hitting tech geeks on this list worth paying attention to (see below). Sina also announced the “most popular” IT business blog – CNNIC’s Web2.0 Research and Development blog; and the “most valuable / worthwhile” IT business blog – Microsoft’s Research Asia Pacific blog. Hat tip to Joel for linking me to this news.
2008 “Top 10″ IT Bloggers (in alphabetical order, as translated from Sina):
Chen Yongdong (陈永东) – During the Microsoft acquisition bid for Yahoo, Chen published almost 40 posts critiquing and commenting on the affair from many angles.
Hong Bo, aka “Keso” (洪波) – Keso continued to use his unique point of view and perspective to influence the Web2.0 space in 2008 with 49 blog posts.
Jin Cuodao (金错刀) – From the profound perspective of an IT industry and business management expert, Jin contirbuted original points of view about hot issues in 2008.
Lao Yao (老杳) – Using his deep academic and professional understanding of the IT space, he set up “critque unfair matters, praise those worth praise” on his blog.
Lei Jun (雷军) – By sharing his experience in venture capital / start-up investment and business mangement, it took Lei’s blog barely 3 months from launch to get a million hits.
Liu Xingliang (刘兴亮) – As a result of his many years working in the Web2.0 and service provider industry, Liu’s influential point of view easily caught the attention of netizen and blog readers.
Liu Jianguo (陆建国) – With his unique point of view and simple but profound language, Liu used his blog to report on the 200 “big and small” events from the Chinese Internet in 2008.
Moonlight Blog (月光博客) – By closely following hot Chinese Internet topics / problems from a technology point of view, readers fell in love with Moonlight Blog.
Wang Ran (王冉) – Wang observes IT industry phenomenon from the perspective of an investor; deciphering hot investor topics online while vividly sharing a unique perspective.
Xiang Ligang (项立刚) – 2008 was a year in which the telecommunications space was given a lot of attention, and thus Xiang made a living by continuously writing blog posts, igniting a sword-fight of battling points of view.
// AjS
