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VNG and Appota, two very different companies are about to converge in 2014 in mobile distribution. Next year is going to be a battleground.

“Bringing the market online is still difficult and a primary concern. When I hear 123.vn or Project Lana shutting down, I’m almost sad. A competitor here and there is good. Together, we’re changing the way Vietnamese people shop”

CocCoc and Wada both claim that they are on a path to conquer Google in Vietnam. They’ve both approached users in the millions.

IDG Ventures Vietnam was the first venture capital firm to invest in Vietnam over nine years ago, and has since been the leader in investing in Vietnam’s small and large

Wada, one of Vietnam’s leading search engines is partnering up with Lazada to serve e-commerce goods to customers on the search engine data.

Last month, we had the privilege of having Victor Lavrenko from CocCoc out our Meetup in Ho Chi Minh city to talk to us about the startup search engine’s plans

We’ve been hearing a lot from Vietnamese search engine CocCoc lately, especially with our recent meetup and interesting news about its planned $100 million strategy in the next decade. So

In Vietnam, one of the most popular models for internet companies and startups to make money in the consumer space is online marketing. It’s only natural, after all, since Vietnamese

In Vietnam, the chat app battle is fearsome. Western competitors Whatsapp and Viber face serious opposition from Asian rivals like Line, KakaoTalk, WeChat, and domestic apps like Zalo and soon

Wada CEO Pham Tien Thinh speaking on stage When it comes to search in Vietnam, Google is number one, at least according to Alexa. But Vietnamese netizens aren’t exactly happy