The Industry Standard logo The Industry Standard 1 month ago

Twitter rival wins over popular Taiwanese politician

Plurk, a rival to Twitter that offers Chinese-language mini-blogging, has won an unlikely promoter in former Taiwanese presidential candidate Frank Hsieh. Full Article at The Industry Standard

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    Twitter Rival Wins Over Popular Taiwanese Politician
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    Plurk, a rival to Twitter that offers Chinese-language mini-blogging, has won an unlikely promoter in former Taiwanese presidential candidate Frank Hsieh. Full Article at PC World

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