Chinese Social Networking Website Opens Platform To Developers

July 9, 2008 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: Internet



    Chinese social networking website Xiaonei.com, which is owned by Oak Pacific Interactive, has announced the launch of its Open Platform program that will for the first time allow third-party developers to provide applications to the more than 22 million Xiaonei.com users.

    According to the company's press release, the Xiaonei.com Open Platform has already attracted approximately 30 different types of APPs, including readers, games and product ratings.

    Joe Chen, chairman and CEO of OPI, stated: "The implementation of our Open Platform is a milestone in the history of Xiaonei.com and further validates the firm's focus on innovation and knowledge sharing. We are delighted to continue to be part of China's 'open' era of the Internet."

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