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0	Despite state censorship, China’s Internet population crosses 450 million The number of Internet users in China has surpassed 450 million people, a senior official of the country announced in a press conference this morning.... Source: venturebeat.com Date: Dec 31, 2010 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	5 o’clock roundup: AT&T’s thrifty network spending, Bit.ly’s new video site Updated Here’s the latest action: AT&T has cut spending on network construction since the iPhone’s launch — Everyone likes to rag on AT&T for the... Source: venturebeat.com Date: Dec 18, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	5 o’clock roundup: Facebook smooths Android kinks, Google’s Mayer gets hitched, Boxee Beta leaks and more Here’s the latest action: Facebook for Android just got a whole lot better — Facebook has released an update to the Android version of its... Source: venturebeat.com Date: Dec 14, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Back Of The Phone Apps: Instagram, Picplz, Path Vs. Front Of The Phone App: DailyBooth Today during the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, DailyBooth CEO Brian Pokorny took the stage to talk a bit about "picture talking" -- that is, social... Source: techcrunch.com Date: Nov 17, 2010 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Wedoist Introduces Real-Time Contemporary Project Management Amir Salihefendic, the mastermind of Todoist and Plurk, has introduced another -ism with Wedoist. Wedoist is a real-time project management tool -... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Jun 30, 2010 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Plurk Still Fuming Over Microsoft Rip-off It wasn’t that long ago that social networks were popping up like they wer e going out of style. API’s had opened up and similar social networks... Source: crenk.com Date: Dec 20, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Licenses Flight Simulator Technology To Flight1 On the heels of the whole Plurk fiasco, Microsoft has struck a deal to license its visual simulation technology to Flight1 Aviation Technologies,... Source: techcrunch.com Date: Dec 18, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Plurk Overplaying Hand After Microsoft Code Copying; Meanwhile Status.net Says 'Take Our Code, Please' Lots of people got a good ironic laugh from the news that Microsoft, which has repeatedly complained about "piracy" in China, got caught blatantly... Source: techdirt.com Date: Dec 17, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Plurk Might Sue Microsoft For Code Theft Chinese microblogging service says it may take legal action in wake of plagiarism incident. Source: informationweek.com Date: Dec 17, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Plurk Still Considers Suing Microsoft Over Copy-Paste Debacle In China Microblogging startup Plurk took note of Microsoft's apology, in which the software company took responsibility over the blatant rip-off of the... Source: techcrunch.com Date: Dec 17, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Caught Copying Software Code In China... Lots of folks have been submitting the story of Microsoft's China operations being caught with its fingers in the cookie jar in directly copying the... Source: techdirt.com Date: Dec 15, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Gives Final Answer On Plurk Disaster: It Wasn’t Us About 24 hours ago news broke that Microsoft China appeared to rip off both the look and feel as well as much of the code of a microblogging service... Source: techcrunch.com Date: Dec 15, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Is Microsoft’s Twitter Actually a Plurk Ripoff? A couple of days ago we wrote about MSN Juku, Microsoft’s Chinese microblogging service that works as an extension of Windows Live Messenger and bears... Source: mashable.com Date: Dec 15, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft suspends Juku after plagiarism claims (Reuters) - Microsoft said it was temporarily suspending its MSN China microblogging site, Juku, as it investigates a complaint of plagiarism from a... Source: reuters.com Date: Dec 15, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Caught With Hand in Plurk's Cookie Jar? This morning, we got news that Microsoft had unequivocally ripped off design and code from marginally successful microblogging service Plurk. Now,... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Dec 15, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Has No Answer To China Plurk Debacle Early this morning we wrote about what appears to be a blatant rip off of Plurk by Microsoft China. Microsoft's Juku product looks almost exactly like... Source: techcrunch.com Date: Dec 14, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft responds to Plurk code theft Earlier today the pitchforks and burning embers came out in full force on the allegations that Microsoft China had blatantly ripped off code and... Source: inquisitr.com Date: Dec 14, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Leads By Example, Steals Plurk Code Software giant Microsoft has long punished legitimate users in an effort to stop the piracy of its software, but apparently Microsoft now thinks it’s... Source: inquisitr.com Date: Dec 14, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft China Blatantly Rips Off Microblogging Service Plurk Microblogging startup Plurk may not have become hugely popular in these parts, where Twitter rules the lands, but it has been making strides in Asia.... Source: techcrunch.com Date: Dec 14, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0
0	Microsoft Launches its own Twitter… in China Microsoft has decided to capitalize on the popularity of Windows Live Messenger in China, launching a new service called MSN Juku, which they call a... Source: mashable.com Date: Dec 2, 2009 Submitted by: VentureBeat Profiles Comments: 0