What software do Thai stars use to go to Weibo?

The earliest and most famous Weibo is twitter in the United States. In March, 2006, the new company founded by ivan Wilhemlms, a pioneer of blog technology, obviously launched the Greater Weibo service. In the initial stage, this service was only used to send text messages to friends' mobile phones.

In May 2007, there were11Twitter-like websites in international computing. However, the most noteworthy thing is Twitter, which won the website award in the blog category at the Southwest South Africa Conference held in Austin, Texas in 2007.

Twitter's main competitors are Plurk and Jaiku. Later, Weibo's new service functions were constantly born. For example, Plurk has a viewing schedule that integrates video and photo sharing, and Identi and Pownce integrate Weibo with file sharing and event invitations. The popularity of Twitter abroad has finally made some people in China unable to sit still.

Wang Xing, who started as a campus network, sold his business to Thousand Oaks Interactive in 2006. In May 2007, he founded Fanfan.com, the first social network with Weibo color in China. Tencent, as a company with 465,438+billion QQ users, can't help but give it a try after seeing the strong demand of users to publish their status anytime and anywhere. On August 65, 2007, at 438+03, Tencent went online.

Since mid-July, 2009, a large number of domestic old-fashioned Weibo products (such as rice, Tencent, etc. ) has stopped operating and some new products have begun to enter people's field of vision.

For example, open Twitter, Follow5 in June, 99 1 1 in July, and Sina Weibo in August. Among them, the appearance of Follow5 at the Dalian concert in Sun Nan on July 19, 2009 was the first time to introduce Weibo into large-scale performing arts activities in China, which was quite similar to the development of Twitter in that year.

In August, 2009, China portal Sina launched the beta version of "Sina Weibo", becoming the first portal to provide Weibo services, and Weibo officially entered the field of vision of mainstream Internet users in China. With Weibo's popularity among netizens getting higher and higher, all kinds of online hot words born in Weibo are becoming popular on the Internet, and the Weibo effect is gradually taking shape.

In 2009, Weibo, a brand-new term, swept the world in a devastating manner, beating Obamas, A-stream and other nouns and becoming the most popular vocabulary in the world.

Accompanied by this, it is a battle for popularity in Weibo. Major websites recruit a large number of celebrities, and celebrities from all walks of life also use Weibo as a platform to gather popularity in the online world. Similarly, the new communication tools have also created countless grassroots heroes, from obscurity to new discourse communicators, often just overnight, a few words.