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Alibaba's E-Commerce App Has A Social Network Facebook Would Love
Alibaba Group Holding has tried to shake the perception that it's just the eBay or Amazon.com of China by pushing into social media and entertainment and actively investing in startups like Snapchat.
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Apple Sued Over Obscure Film by China's Media Regulator: Court
The suit is the latest in a series of legal hurdles for the company in the world's second-largest economy.
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Alibaba to Pay About $3.7 Billion for 'China's YouTube'
Alibaba is snapping up Youku Tudou, China's equivalent to YouTube, in the latest of a string of acquisitions as it sets its sights far beyond its core eBay-style transactions business.
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Alibaba Offer to Buy Youku Tudou a Threat to Netflix's China Ambitions
Alibaba's move comes as Netflix is looking to expand aggressively overseas as opportunities to grow become scarcer in its home market.
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Alibaba Makes Offer to Buy Youku Tudou, China's YouTube
Bloomberg News reported that the offer was worth $3.6 billion for the remaining stake in Youku Tudou.
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China to Punish Tencent, Youku Tuduo, Other Video Sites for Pornography
The offending material is primarily Japanese animation on the video streaming websites of Tencent, Youku Tudou, iQiyi, Sohu.com and LeTV.
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China's Internet TV Sites in $1 Billion Battle for Foreign Shows
The key is differentiation; convincing China's 632 million Internet users to keep coming back because of content.
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Xiaomi to Buy Stake in Youku Todou as Part of Online Video Push
The companies said the transaction would take place on the open market but did not specify how large Xiaomi's stake would be, or how much is being invested.
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Alibaba Partners Lionsgate for Movie and TV Streaming Service in China
The Chinese company will offer Lionsgate content through its set-top boxes with an expected launch next month, the companies said in a statement.
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Chinese Censors Probe Baidu, Youku Tudou Over Violent Shows: Xinhua
The latest websites under investigation, including a web portal owned by Chinese Internet firm NetEase, are suspected of distributing violent shows.
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Alibaba's E-Commerce App Has A Social Network Facebook Would Love
Alibaba Group Holding has tried to shake the perception that it's just the eBay or Amazon.com of China by pushing into social media and entertainment and actively investing in startups like Snapchat.
-
Apple Sued Over Obscure Film by China's Media Regulator: Court
The suit is the latest in a series of legal hurdles for the company in the world's second-largest economy.
-
Alibaba to Pay About $3.7 Billion for 'China's YouTube'
Alibaba is snapping up Youku Tudou, China's equivalent to YouTube, in the latest of a string of acquisitions as it sets its sights far beyond its core eBay-style transactions business.
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Alibaba Offer to Buy Youku Tudou a Threat to Netflix's China Ambitions
Alibaba's move comes as Netflix is looking to expand aggressively overseas as opportunities to grow become scarcer in its home market.
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Alibaba Makes Offer to Buy Youku Tudou, China's YouTube
Bloomberg News reported that the offer was worth $3.6 billion for the remaining stake in Youku Tudou.
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China to Punish Tencent, Youku Tuduo, Other Video Sites for Pornography
The offending material is primarily Japanese animation on the video streaming websites of Tencent, Youku Tudou, iQiyi, Sohu.com and LeTV.
-
China's Internet TV Sites in $1 Billion Battle for Foreign Shows
The key is differentiation; convincing China's 632 million Internet users to keep coming back because of content.
-
Xiaomi to Buy Stake in Youku Todou as Part of Online Video Push
The companies said the transaction would take place on the open market but did not specify how large Xiaomi's stake would be, or how much is being invested.
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Alibaba Partners Lionsgate for Movie and TV Streaming Service in China
The Chinese company will offer Lionsgate content through its set-top boxes with an expected launch next month, the companies said in a statement.
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Chinese Censors Probe Baidu, Youku Tudou Over Violent Shows: Xinhua
The latest websites under investigation, including a web portal owned by Chinese Internet firm NetEase, are suspected of distributing violent shows.
