AliWangwang and QQ in China

IResearch used Graveyard to carry out analysis for Ali Wangwang and found out: QQ and AliWangwang have the most extensive coverage, followed by MSN and Fetion.

IResearch report: QQ and Ali Wangwang are most extensively used IMs in China

IResearch report shows that in 2008 Q1-Q4 the number of users of Chinese IM products displays a three-level differentiation. QQ and Ali Wangwang have the most extensive quarterly coverage number: 0.17 billion, 70 million people; MSN and Fetion form the second echelon: 40 million and 50 million; other IM products, covering a relatively small number, into the third echelon.

The IM users growth for the whole year shows that Ali Wangwang has the the fastest growth: by the end of 2008, its number of users is over 100 million. Next to the QQ, it becomes China’s second IM which has more than 100 million users.

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