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Apple Adopts New iPhone Sales System In Hong Kong (Feb 6)
Apple is adopting a new sales method for the iPhone 4S in Hong Kong to ward off scalpers. Customers who want to buy the products need to first submit reservation applications via the Internet, and then they can pickup the iPhones. According to information published on Apple's Hong Kong official website, from 09:00 to 12:00 [...]


[TechNode Year in Review 2011’]China Tech in Five Words – Open (Feb 6)
ReCreating Tencent, the Penguin’s Long March June 15, 2011. Beijing, China National Convention Center. Hundreds of people flocked into a crowded meeting room, where Tencent was about to hold a “Tencent Partnership Conference”, a move marking the Chinese Internet giant which has been long criticized for its sluggish in opening up finally made up its mind to be more open to the outside world across the board and to help walk all its partners closer to success. To quote Pony Ma himself, founder and CEO of Tencent, “the more successful our partners are, the more successful our open platform will be.” During the conference, Mr. Ma put forward 8 choices of Tencent’s open strategy, to put it short, the Shenzhen-based company will “try to come up with solutions rather than back off in exploring the open cause”, “across the board open”, “zero tolerance when user benefits are under threat”, “making gaming rules together with partners”, “revenue will go towards partners first”, “innovation al...


Amazon Tries To Save Cash By Halting Free Deliveries In China (Feb 6)
Amazon.cn, the Chinese branch of the American Internet retailer, has adjusted its delivery standards and will now charge a CNY5 delivery fee for any order under CNY29. Amazon is the latest Internet B2C retailer to give up the free delivery policy for all shipments in China, following 360buy.com and Newegg.com.cn. Wang Hanhua, president for Amazon.cn, [...]


Company rebranding (Mar 31)
Starting from today our domain name is being changed from seo4china.com to sinotraffic.com; the change has been decided to reflect our broader search marketing services in mainland China, as opposed to the focus on search optimization only as the old name implied. With the new domain now live we will be posting more frequently articles [...]


New site coming soon (Nov 15)
We will be launching in the coming weeks (hopefully just in time to start 2010) a new version of our website. Other than a more stylish design, the new site will include new (and free!) China SEO tools, a secured client area where existing clients can get updates on their projects, open support ticket or [...]


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