Staff Reporters
Sep 3, 2010

Baidu unveils app platform in China

BEIJING – Baidu, one of China’s largest Internet companies, has launched a service similar to Facebook’s renowned application platform.

Baidu unveils app platform in China

The Box Computing Open Platform, which opened for business Wednesday evening, invites programmers to develop games, videos, electronic books and other applications to be used by the site's tens of millions of users.

The service is accessible from any device or personal computer connected to the internet and it works with any browser, including Apple's Safari.

Software developers can get paid through user donations, advertising revenue shared with Baidu, or by charging users with a 30 per cent commission paid to Baidu.

Source:
Campaign China

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