This is not the first time for WeChat. Tencent's trademark issues have not been handled well. The trademarks for its main service projects were not registered in advance. As a result, someone applied for it first. The consequences are very serious, and this is not the first time for WeChat.

Weibo provides a platform where you can either be a viewer and browse the information you are interested in on Weibo; you can also be a publisher and publish content on Weibo for others to browse. The content posted is generally shorter, such as the 140-character limit, which is where Weibo gets its name. You can also post pictures, share videos, etc.

The biggest feature of Weibo is that it publishes information quickly and spreads information quickly. For example, if you have 2 million listeners (fans), the information you publish will be spread to 2 million people in an instant.

Development history:

The earliest and most famous Weibo is American Twitter. In March 2006, Obvious, an emerging company founded by blogger founder Evan Williams, a pioneer in blogging technology, launched a large Weibo service. In its initial stages, the service was just for sending text messages to friends' phones.

In May 2007, there were 111 Twitter-like websites internationally. The most noteworthy, however, remains Twitter, which won the Website Award in the Blog category at the 2007 South Africa Southwest Conference in Austin, Texas. Twitter's main competitors are Plurk and Jaiku.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Weibo