http://tagedge.com/2007/04/26/myspace-china-beta-launched/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:03:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://tagedge.com/2007/04/26/myspace-china-beta-launched/#comment-25262 TagEdge » Blog Archive » Youku Partners With MySpace China Wed, 19 Mar 2008 05:23:16 +0000 http://tagedge.com/2007/04/26/myspace-china-beta-launched/#comment-25262 [...] months had passed since MySpace China launched in last year, and now they have a new Chinese partner, i.e. Youku, one of the [...] [...] months had passed since MySpace China launched in last year, and now they have a new Chinese partner, i.e. Youku, one of the [...]

]]> http://tagedge.com/2007/04/26/myspace-china-beta-launched/#comment-9769 MySpace China To Migrate User Accounts at Tag Edge - Tech News, Venture Capital and Web 2.0 Sun, 26 Aug 2007 08:54:52 +0000 http://tagedge.com/2007/04/26/myspace-china-beta-launched/#comment-9769 [...] MySpace China has announced that they’re going to migrate their existing users’ accounts to a new database. By migrate their accounts from myspace.cn to MySpace.cn, users can view, blog, and comment in Chinese, besides the promise of faster speed by the management of MySpace China. This move is not done by a coincidence, as Yahoo! and Microsoft have both agreed to adhere to the strict blogging rules in China. The agreement that allows MySpace China to migrate users’ data required the disclosure of data so that the registered users using their real names are allowed to post blogs. However, for those who don’t response to this announcement after August 29, their accounts will be deleted and the users concerned need to re-set up their accounts one more time in MySpace China. [...] [...] MySpace China has announced that they’re going to migrate their existing users’ accounts to a new database. By migrate their accounts from myspace.cn to MySpace.cn, users can view, blog, and comment in Chinese, besides the promise of faster speed by the management of MySpace China. This move is not done by a coincidence, as Yahoo! and Microsoft have both agreed to adhere to the strict blogging rules in China. The agreement that allows MySpace China to migrate users’ data required the disclosure of data so that the registered users using their real names are allowed to post blogs. However, for those who don’t response to this announcement after August 29, their accounts will be deleted and the users concerned need to re-set up their accounts one more time in MySpace China. [...]

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