China has a shining example that Snapchat should watch

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The flow of innovation often from from the US to China, but in the case of their Snapchat brother, the innovation show flow in reverse.

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American messaging services could learn a thing or two from WeChat.

The mobile-focused app is massively popular in China and spreading quickly abroad; of the 270-million-plus regular users of the service, about a quarter of those are outside of mainland China.

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