NetEase extends online footprint

BEIJING - Chinese internet and gaming company NetEase has extended its online footprint through the launch of several products that emulate digital staples in the West.

by Anita Davis | 04/03/2009

According to local reports, NetEase has launched platforms that include Wikipedia- and Twitter-esque services.

Netease is also slated to launch a digital shopping service, a question-and-answer forum an online music search service this month via subsidiary Youdao.com.
Source: Campaign China
| online

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