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This looks like a win for LinkedIn.

It’s all too rare that a Chinese startup gets the satisfaction of an exit in which it’s snapped up for its userbase or expertise. But that’s what has happened to

Renren Vice President, Huang Jing(Middle) Perhaps by now, most people realise what is the next wave in the internet industry. It’s mobile. At Techweb’s IT Conference yesterday, Renren’s (NYSE:RENN) Vice

Viadeo, a network of professional social networking sites that includes China’s Tianji, has just closed a round of series D fundraising, securing a combined $32 million from the French Sovereign

In the wake of LinkedIn’s monster IPO, all eyes are on professional social networks, and in China, there’s none bigger than Tianji. I spoke with Derek Ling, the CEO and

TechCrunch Disrupt Beijing hackathon winners: (L-R) David Ruiz, Mathieu Dardenne, and Guillaume De Lazzer Three Frenchmen caught the judges’ eyes at the TechCrunch hackacthon to scoop the prize, despite plenty

This morning Tianji released an infographic further summarizing its growth and its business.

Derek Ling, CEO and founder of Tianji Derek Ling is the CEO and founder of Tianji, the largest professional social networking site (SNS) in China with over 6 million registered

After its IPO, LinkedIn is now ready to expand to Asia , particularly China. LinkedIn, which isn’t blocked in China (despite scares earlier this year), is careful with its expansion to