This morning Sina Weibo launched a QR code feature which allows every user to have their own QR code. Once someone scans it, they will be brought to the owner’s profile page. To scan or create your ...

SINA (SINA +0.00%) and its social media platform Weibo (WB +2.40%) have both lost about 40% of their value over the past 12 months on concerns about their sluggish growth, the trade war, and the ...

Last week, Sina Weibo finally launched its prospectus to list in the US, with—some say—the jaw dropping target of raising US$500 million. For those of you living under a rock the last five years, ...

Sina has officially launched promoted feed advertising on Weibo in yet another attempt to get convert its 400-million strong microblogging platform into a moneymaker, according to Chinese news website ...

We may soon find out how much China's hot microblog Sina Weibo is worth — and how much more Sina Corp. CEO Charles Chao is worth — as China's 21st Century Business Herald reports, citing a single Sina ...

SINA (NASDAQ: SINA) spun off Weibo (NASDAQ: WB) in an IPO five years ago, but it still retains a majority voting stake and generates most of its revenue from Weibo. The two companies remain joined at ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. China’s Sina Weibo micro-blogging platform has unveiled new terms of service ...

Chinese internet companies SINA (NASDAQ: SINA) and Weibo (NASDAQ: WB) are closely tied to each other. SINA holds a 46% stake in Weibo, deriving 72% of its top line from the Chinese Twitter clone (as ...

Pretty much every story about China mentions Sina Weibo and Chinese "netizens"—the easiest barometers for westerners of public sentiment in China. But for the average, non-Mandarin speaking Westerner, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the web and gaming in China. While China's social media users are at home spending time with their families for the ...

Just yesterday I wrote a piece about what the internet in China might look like if it wasn't censored, and today I got a note saying things have gotten just a bit more free. Free Weibo is a new site ...