56.com Launches SNS and Apps Platform

56.com, previously one of the leading video sharing site in China, is rumored to change its strategy to a social networking site, after it has been shut down by the regulators for over a month in June. In China, it is required to have a license from SARFT to operate online video service, most of [...]

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