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WhatsApp Tops Facebook to Become Social Giant’s Most Popular App: App Annie
WhatsApp Messenger crossed Facebook to become the most popular Facebook-owned app in the last year. The chat app grew 30 percent.
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Second South Korea Taxi Driver Burns Self To Protest New Ride-Sharing App
A South Korean taxi driver burned himself to death in protest against a ride-sharing service being introduced by the country's largest mobile chat app, the second to do so in a month.
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5.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits South Korea: US Geological Survey
A powerful 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit the southern region of South Korea Monday evening, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, following an earlier quake of 4.9-magnitude.
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South Korea Tries to Ease Cyber-Surveillance Fears After KakaoTalk Exodus
Korean messaging app KakaoTalk said it had lost users because of the growing fears about large-scale government surveillance of the public.
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China Imposes New Restrictions on Instant Messaging Tools: Report
China will force real-name registrations on users of instant messaging tools and require public accounts wishing to publish or reprint political news to seek prior approval.
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China Tells South Korea It Blocked KakaoTalk, Line to Fight Terrorism
The announcement is the first official explanation of messaging app service disruptions in China that began a month ago.
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Asian messaging services like Line and WeChat challenge mobile hierarchy
Social messaging services are fast emerging as an alternative distribution channel for adverts, apps, and goods and services.
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Upsetting the app cart: Asian messaging services challenge mobile order
Asian chat services KakaoTalk, LINE and WeChat threaten to overturn the mobile order of things, usurping the role of Google Inc, Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc, Facebook Inc and telecoms carriers as gatekeeper to the consumer.
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WhatsApp Tops Facebook to Become Social Giant’s Most Popular App: App Annie
WhatsApp Messenger crossed Facebook to become the most popular Facebook-owned app in the last year. The chat app grew 30 percent.
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Second South Korea Taxi Driver Burns Self To Protest New Ride-Sharing App
A South Korean taxi driver burned himself to death in protest against a ride-sharing service being introduced by the country's largest mobile chat app, the second to do so in a month.
-
5.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits South Korea: US Geological Survey
A powerful 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit the southern region of South Korea Monday evening, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, following an earlier quake of 4.9-magnitude.
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South Korea Tries to Ease Cyber-Surveillance Fears After KakaoTalk Exodus
Korean messaging app KakaoTalk said it had lost users because of the growing fears about large-scale government surveillance of the public.
-
China Imposes New Restrictions on Instant Messaging Tools: Report
China will force real-name registrations on users of instant messaging tools and require public accounts wishing to publish or reprint political news to seek prior approval.
-
China Tells South Korea It Blocked KakaoTalk, Line to Fight Terrorism
The announcement is the first official explanation of messaging app service disruptions in China that began a month ago.
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Asian messaging services like Line and WeChat challenge mobile hierarchy
Social messaging services are fast emerging as an alternative distribution channel for adverts, apps, and goods and services.
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Upsetting the app cart: Asian messaging services challenge mobile order
Asian chat services KakaoTalk, LINE and WeChat threaten to overturn the mobile order of things, usurping the role of Google Inc, Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc, Facebook Inc and telecoms carriers as gatekeeper to the consumer.
