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Chinese online video site Tudou announced today that it had partnered with CMMB operator China Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) on the program Kaixin Tudou ("Happy Tudou"), which will broadcast to CBC's more than 30 mln CMMB mobile television viewers on the CBC's "Jingcai Tianxia" channel. Read More
Chinese Internet firm Tencent (0700.HK) is reportedly in talks with U.S.-based social game developer Zynga to introduce social game CityVille to the China market. Read More
Zhong Kaixin, spokesperson for Chinese B2C apparel retailer Vancl subsidiary Vjia, revealed yesterday that Vjia plans to introduce luxury goods before the end of this year. Read More
In an exclusive interview with tech.qq.com, Xiao Yongquan, CEO of Chinese mobile gaming platform Downjoy, revealed that the company is testing the waters for the integration of mobile games and television programming with a new mobile entertainment platform, CNTV Zhang Zhong Leyuan (3g.cntv.cn), developed in cooperation with China Network TV (CNTV), the online broadcasting subsidiary of state-run television station CCTV. Read More
Fuzhou-based online game developer and operator NetDragon Websoft (0777.HK) has announced its unaudited financial results for the three months ended September 30, 2010. Read More
Beijing-based holding company Oak Pacific Interactive has begun the process of combining its two major SNS sites, Renren.com and Kaixin.com. Read More
Chinese browser game platform 51wan has officially confirmed that it has entered the "critical stage" for its second round of funding, and that Sequoia Capital is not the only prospective investor. Read More
A number of Chinese social game developers are reportedly considering shifting their business overseas in the face of developmental difficulties in China. Read More
Joe Chen, CEO of Beijing-based internet holding company Oak Pacific Interactive, has revealed that the company has begun preparations to IPO in 2011. Read More
The Internet Society of China has published a list of websites containing content that "violates public morality and harms China's youth." Read More