In Asia, MySpace Clones Stalk Cyberspace
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by Kenji Hall, Moon Ihlwan, and Bruce Einhorn
published September 11, 2006
The huge success of the social networking site in the U.S. has inspired similar sites all over Asia. The business model is a perfect fit
How big is the social networking craze on the Net in Asia? Global investors will get a far better sense on Sept. 14 in Tokyo. That's when Japan's fastest-growing social networking site, mixi, will launch a much anticipated initial public offering. While mixi is no MySpace—there are currently 5 million users at mixi—its membership has quintupled in the past year. At 7 billion page views a month, mixi trails only Yahoo! (YHOO) and Google (GOOG) in Japan in online traffic and is the No. 37 site globally, according to Alexa.com.
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by Kenji Hall, Moon Ihlwan, and Bruce Einhorn
published September 11, 2006
The huge success of the social networking site in the U.S. has inspired similar sites all over Asia. The business model is a perfect fit
How big is the social networking craze on the Net in Asia? Global investors will get a far better sense on Sept. 14 in Tokyo. That's when Japan's fastest-growing social networking site, mixi, will launch a much anticipated initial public offering. While mixi is no MySpace—there are currently 5 million users at mixi—its membership has quintupled in the past year. At 7 billion page views a month, mixi trails only Yahoo! (YHOO) and Google (GOOG) in Japan in online traffic and is the No. 37 site globally, according to Alexa.com.
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