Chinese Micro-Blog Zuosa vs Twitter – Tech-Web

www.east-west-connect.com — I just tried out Zuosa today. In many ways it is a Twitter-clone. The idea, design and even the colors are much alike, but like any good clone, it has grown apart from the original in many ways. Here are some things that are different:

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