Berikut adalah list beberapa web sosial media yang paling sering digunakan di Jepang
1. Mixi – Unique to Japan, Mixi has over 80% market share in the country. It’s a standard social networking site, with a diary, messaging, photo sharing etc. The network has a user counter and is at about 27m in April 2010. The name reportedly comes from a combination of ‘mix’ and ‘I’ to get across the concept of individuals getting to know each other through shared likes and dislikes.
2. Twitter.jp – Twitter launched officially in Japan in April 2008 and the service took off almost immediately. It looks like Japan might be the first country where Twitter becomes mainstream; many believe this is because the country are traditionally such avid texters. 2010 sees around 5 million active users and experts expect this number to double by the end of the year. The service also has a unique revenue model, based on users charging followers.
source : http://www.brentcsutoras.com/2010/09/02/top-social-networks-top-internet-countries/
1. Mixi – Unique to Japan, Mixi has over 80% market share in the country. It’s a standard social networking site, with a diary, messaging, photo sharing etc. The network has a user counter and is at about 27m in April 2010. The name reportedly comes from a combination of ‘mix’ and ‘I’ to get across the concept of individuals getting to know each other through shared likes and dislikes.2. Twitter.jp – Twitter launched officially in Japan in April 2008 and the service took off almost immediately. It looks like Japan might be the first country where Twitter becomes mainstream; many believe this is because the country are traditionally such avid texters. 2010 sees around 5 million active users and experts expect this number to double by the end of the year. The service also has a unique revenue model, based on users charging followers.
3. Gree – Mixi has such a hold on the social space that it’s difficult to find out which other services compete. Gree is frequently referenced as the 2nd most popular social network in Japan (nb. these lists don’t include Twitter as a network). I couldn’t find any exact numbers on the number of users, but a survey on this site implies the service has about 10% of the market share. Apparently, the name ‘gree’ comes from the phrase “Six degrees of separation”.
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Ameblo is a very popular blogging platform because the system is easy to use, and it benefits from a sizable established community. According to one study, Ameblo has the largest share in the blogging platform market followed by FC2 and Yahoo! Japan blogs. Ameblo is the mainstream choice. My wife is an avid user, as are most of my non-techie friends in Japan.source : http://www.brentcsutoras.com/2010/09/02/top-social-networks-top-internet-countries/
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