mig33

One week after migme debuted as a publicly traded stock in Australia, the company announces partnership with big handset manufacturers in Indonesia.

Update (11 August): Migme (formerly mig33) has listed on the ASX under the ticker “MIG”. It currently has 5 million monthly active users, and has US$10 million in net cash

Asian entrepreneurs tend to be less open with their feelings in order to “save face”.

Why would a hardware manufacturer like Foxconn invest in a microblogging app like mig33? Here are the reasons.

Mig33, a mobile social networking platform headquartered in Singapore, has today announced its acquisition of Alivenotdead.com, a site which connects artists with fans. Transaction details were not disclosed. Alivenotdead was

Sorry SPH but your recent articles on Nicole Seah and Steven Goh just stink so badly.

Back in August, Mig33 said that it’s evolving to become a mini-blogging platform. While there are tens of millions of feature phone users on Mig33, the focus now seems to

The company is revealing today that it’s heading towards a different direction by becoming a social “miniblogging platform” and making it available on more platforms like smartphones and in any browser.

It’s been a while since we last heard about Mig33, a social network for feature phones based in Singapore. The company is revealing today that it’s heading towards a different

Twitter has experienced tremendous growth among several countries in Asia Pacific, while several locally-developed social networks have also been seeing good growth.