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How to successfully launch a user-generated content platform when you’ve got no audience
Here’s also a quick explanation on why Google’s Aardvark couldn’t become Quora.
China’s answer to Quora now worth a billion bucks
Zhihu, now a startup unicorn with new funding, saw 6 million questions and 23 million answers in 2016.
40 underrated niche sites for online marketing
Online marketing isn’t about the big boys. There are many smaller sites that can help amplify your reach.
A look inside Zhihu, China’s answer to Quora
Launched in January 2011, the team of around 70 is quickly outgrowing its office space in Beijing’s student district. Tech in Asia stopped by to check out the startup’s operation.
Yes, you’ve heard of Ask.fm, but did you know it’s quite big in Asia?
Ask.fm, which allows people to anonymously ask questions to others, has become ridiculously popular in Thailand the past week.
QuanDiem asks Vietnamese users to vote and discuss their favorite topics
QuanDiem represents a new wave of social media that is set to conquer Vietnam’s online landscape. It starts with voting on a topic before discussing.
Is Facebook Ruining Southeast Asia’s Potential For Social Media?
Southeast Asia’s got over 140 million Facebook users, and they ain’t leaving anytime soon.
Facebook Now Has Over 12 Million Users in Vietnam
In October 2012, WeAreSocial calculated that Facebook had hit 8.5 million users in Vietnam to overtake local rival Zing as the top social network. Today Facebook is at 12 million.
A different perspective to Southeast Asia’s startup ecosystem
In the past few years, we observed three interesting waves of activities which are leading to a brain drain in Southeast Asia.
What is the Difference Between Chinese Netizens and US Net Users?
This question originally appeared on Quora, and the answer that follows was provided by Linus Chung, an avid user of Chinese and US internet products; he has lived in China




