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The Indian tech community has been silent about LGBT issues. They’re missing out on a major market opportunity.

The startup is also making web dramas about lesbian relationships. “People have a hunger for this because they want to see their own stories,” says a co-founder.

Image from Wikimedia China’s social network market is different from the rest of the world’s. Facebook, Twitter, and other global staples of social networking are blocked by the government. For

Just as many citizens of China have a positive stance on marriage equality so too do China’s tech companies

This location-based dating app for gay men, called Blued, is making noise and gaining attention as one of China’s most interesting new startups.

Blued, which is aimed at China’s gay men, now claims to have 15 million registered users.

Moovz, a location-based social app for gay guys, has secured a new round of funding worth $1.4 million to help it grow.

“My love my love my love. She keeps me warm. She keeps me warm”. Yes, I just quoted Same Love by Grammy Award winner Macklemore. This song is an example

Blued, a Grindr-style gay chat and hook-up app for Chinese guys, has secured series A funding to help it hire new staff and grow its user-base. Chinese tech blog 36Kr

Blued, a gay chat and hook-up app for Chinese guys, launched in August 2012. This weekend the startup behind the app revealed that it has now picked up two million