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 2008. 05. 08

Off-Brand Handset Makers Think Up New Business Models 35 hours ago

"Shanzhaiji"—Chinese handsets produced by unauthorized or small-scale domestic manufacturers—now account for 25 percent of China's handset market. The export market to places such as Africa is even bigger than the domestic market...


Posted by Jing Li on 2008.05.08 10:04 in Li Jing | Link | Views (101) | Comments (0)


 2008. 05. 05

More On Xiaonei Investment: Revenue Numbers, And A Reason To Buy Hainei 4 days ago

Oak Pacific Interactive has raised US$430 million for a 35 percent stake in the company from Softbank, JOHO Capital and SBI. This investment effectively values Xiaonei, Oak Pacific’s “Chinese Facebook” site, at over US$1 billion (this Caijing article says 90 percent of Oak Pacific’s slides shown to investors were about Xiaonei)...


Posted by Elias Glenn on 2008.05.05 18:54 in Elias | Link | Views (220) | Comments (0)


 2008. 04. 30

Tables Turned: Home Inns Signage Copied In Hangzhou 9 days ago

Below are pictures of the street signs for two Chinese economy hotels; the hotels are located within a block of each other in Hangzhou.

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The one on the top is for Home Inns (Nasdaq: HMIN), China’s largest economy hotel chain...


Posted by Elias Glenn on 2008.04.30 12:43 in Elias | Link | Views (125) | Comments (0)


Updated: Softbank Buys Into Chinese Facebook Site 9 days ago

Update: Oak Pacific has raised a total of US$430 million from Softbank, JOHO Capital and SBI Group for 35 percent of the company.

The original post:
Bloomberg reports that Softbank has acquired a 14 percent stake in Chinese Internet company Oak Pacific Interactive, confirming rumors of a new investment in the company that we first saw in January...


Posted by Elias Glenn on 2008.04.30 11:54 in Elias | Link | Views (398) | Comments (0)


 2008. 04. 08

Vobile Hosts Anti-Piracy Party In Hangzhou

I attended a mini-conference in Hangzhou Monday held by local company Vobile to discuss media rights management in China and Vobile’s partnerships with NBC Universal (an investor in Vobile, along with AT&T and Disney affiliate Steamboat Ventures) and CCTV International (CCTV.com)...


Posted by Elias Glenn on 2008.04.08 18:05 in Elias | Link | Views (290) | Comments (1)


Taobao Mall Ready For Shopping Now

Alibaba Group's new B2C platform "Taobao Mall" is ready for shopping now. Its URL is http://mall.taobao.com/

When we click the old B2C channel link on Taobao's front page, it still links us to the old B2C platform...


Posted by Fiona Zhou on 2008.04.08 14:31 in Fiona | Link | Views (235) | Comments (0)


 2008. 03. 31

Who Beats Foreign Handset Makers In China's Low-end Market? Shanzhaiji!

Motorola announced plans to spin-off its mobile phone business last week, which reminded me of a funny site about China's domestic cell phones: Shanzhaiji.cn ("shanzhaiji" refers to handsets produced by some illegal or small domestic enterprise).This article on the site illustrates the current state of the low-end handset market and why "Moto's" offerings, as well as other foreign brands, aren't meeting demand...


Posted by Jing Li on 2008.03.31 13:20 in Li Jing | Link | Views (295) | Comments (0)


 2008. 03. 28

The Basics on China's Enterprise Income Tax Law

In March 2007, the Chinese government announced its Enterprise Income Tax Law. This law went into effect at the beginning of this year. Once a while, we still receive inquiries from our clients and friends on this topic so I thought I'd take a moment to explain the main points of the legislation...


Posted by Chenhao Zhang on 2008.03.28 14:03 in Chenhao | Link | Views (450) | Comments (2)


 2008. 03. 27

Granite Global Beefs Up China Team With New Partners

Menlo Park and Shanghai-based venture capital company Granite Global Ventures (GGV), whose China investments include Alibaba, Hurray! and Tudou, has significantly increased its presence in China through a strategic partnership with Shanghai venture firm SIG...


Posted by Elias Glenn on 2008.03.27 01:13 in Elias | Link | Views (391) | Comments (0)


 2008. 03. 24

Why The WVAS Industry Is Losing Its Luster

In China Mobile's 2007 annual report, each of the company's data points were up or stable year-on-year, with only the growth rate of the company's wireless value added service (WVAS) revenue showing a distinct downward trend...


Posted by Jing Li on 2008.03.24 14:34 in Li Jing | Link | Views (195) | Comments (0)


 2008. 03. 21

Watch Out! QQ Games A Force To Be Reckoned With

Because Tencent (0700.HK) breaks down its quarterly earnings between Internet value-added services, mobile and telecommunications value-added services, online advertising and "other", people do not usually think of the company as an online game company...


Posted by Hattie Lee on 2008.03.21 11:49 in Ryoko | Link | Views (517) | Comments (0)


 2008. 03. 17

Facebook "Must Die" Or How To Keep Chinese Users Interested In SNS

Last week Piper Jaffray managing director Safa Rashtchy highlighted the argument that Facebook's over 15,000 applications have been able to attract new users momentarily, but have little ability keep users entertained......[more]


Posted by Li Jun on 2008.03.17 17:54 in Li Jun | Link | Views (497) | Comments (2)


 2008. 03. 14

Say Sorry To China Mobile; You Have The Right To Sell My Phone Number To Others

I lend a mobile phone SIM card to a colleagues yesterday because her parents will come to visit her from US today and will need a Chinese SIM card to replace their US SIM card during the visit.

Since the SIM card I lend to her has not been in use for over a year, I told her the number should be suspended until you recharge the card to activate the number...


Posted by Fiona Zhou on 2008.03.14 09:27 in Fiona | Link | Views (350) | Comments (3)


 2008. 03. 12

Grey market: How many PSPs smuggled into China?

Is China only a piece of cake in the world console market?...[more]


Posted by Guo Cheng Gang on 2008.03.12 23:02 in Guo | Link | Views (202) | Comments (0)


Baidu's Robin Li Headlines Piper Jaffray Conference, Makes "Community" A Selling Point

Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) chairman and CEO Robin Li led keynote speeches at the Piper Jaffray & ChinaVenture Investment Conference on Tuesday. Starting off with a few statistics to show stable ARPU growth rates, Li changed into discussion of the company's latest products: telephone-based voice search and instant messenger service....[more]


Posted by Li Jun on 2008.03.12 17:04 in Li Jun | Link | Views (263) | Comments (0)


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