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Top Online Video Providers in China

November 28, 2009

Analysys International, a Chinese research company, released a report about China Q3 2009 online video; this is the market share of different online video providers:

YouKu.com: 12.6%
PPStream: 11.5%
Ku6.com / UUSee: 10.7%
PPLive: 10.4%
Tudou: 9.7%
QQlive (from Tencent): 9.1%
56.com
6.cn
pomoho.com
Others: 16.5%

PPStream, PPLive, and QQlive are p2p online video streaming desktop clients.

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adtech Beijing 2009 videos

November 27, 2009

I didn’t visit this year’s ad:tech Beijing but I found some interesting videos from this year’s ad:tech Beijing.
Burson Marsteller China on Digital PR

BPA Worldwide

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Video – Kaiser Guo Brings you Closer to Chinese Netizens

October 29, 2009

Tang Dynasty is one of my favorite Chinese rock band. Kaiser Kuo is co-founder of Tang Dynasty who recently gave a speech at University of Nebraska—Lincoln on Chinese netizens.

Born in the U. S. to Chinese parents, Kuo lives in China and identifies equally as American and Chinese. Formerly director of digital strategy for the Beijing [...]

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Video: Opportunities and Challenges of Chinese Online Travel Companies

October 28, 2009

William Bao Bean gives his views on what opportunities and challenges the Chinese online travel companies are facing.

via Traveldaily

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Top Video Sites in China & Market Statistics

October 9, 2009

There are dozens of video websites, portal sites like Sina has set up their own video business. These are five very popular video portals:

Youku
Tudou
Ku6
56.com
Joy.cn

Let’s not forget new comers like Xunlei, ppstream, pplive, and a lot more others. Xunlei could be a serious threat. Xunlei is a p2p search and download tool (for anything especially music [...]

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Song of the Grass-Mud Horse: An Icon of Resistance to Censorship

March 14, 2009

According to the New York Times, “The Grass-Mud Horse” is a mythical creature whose name in Chinese sounds like “fuck your mother”. These horses face a problem: invading river crabs that are devouring their grassland. In spoken Chinese, river crab sounds very much like harmony, which in Chinas cyberspace has become a synonym for censorship. [...]

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