February 2010 Japan-IT Links (Part 2)
Posted on March 6th, 2010 by Akky Akimoto
Latter half of February news which we did not write as a dedicated article. (Part 1)
Referred pages are all in Japanese, unless otherwise stated.
- Keeping Household Accounts By Taking Receipt With Cellphone Camera For New Sharp/Softbank Mobile Phone
- Dentsu Tech Launches Cellphone 3D AR App For 3 Major Carriers
- Performance Marketing Starts Consulting To Delete Negative Reviews On Amazon For Publisher/Author
- Puyopix – Make Your Twitter Icon Elastic
- METI’s Citizens Discussion Site Made With SugarCRM By Open Source Organization
- A Law Office Took Compensation From 2-channel Founder From Publishers Royalties – The founder Hiroyuki runs away from most of court order by using dummy companies so this is rare successful case
- Gooya Begins Gift-by-Twitter-Account Service Gift Now – yet another present without knowing address
- KDDI au announces Android and Windows Mobile Phone Since June 2010 – KDDI au is the one most passive on smartphone
- CyberAgent starts performance marketing ad for Mixi Appli
- Why Bill Gates stopped coding…beaten by Japanese Geek
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government Tries To Force Kids Cellphone Filtering By Silly Ordinance To Parents
- Sony Walkman Campaign Features AR With Idol Yui Aragaki
- Nico Nico Douga national tour event
- NetRatings Reports Ameba Now’s Visitor Is 1 Million, 1/5 of Twitter
- Guiter Designed For Crashing, Eco-Friendly – CrunchGear wrote it [E] from my tweet
- GMO Runs Social Application Contest With 300 Million Yen Awards
- Figure Skater – Street Fighter parody uncyclopedia – Korean and Japanese cyber dispute related
- WordCamp Yokohama 2010 Date Fixed
- KDDI au Changes Mobile Search Results – Merged Non-Official Mobile Sites and PC Sites On The Second List
- Zapparus To Provide Cellphone Contents In China
If you want to know any specific news more, but unable to find them in other English blog/media, please let us know.
Author Information @akky(Akky AKIMOTO) is one of the first pro-bloggers [J] in Japan. Apart from that, he writes for Asiajin and personal blog [J]. 
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