Sina Rolls Out e-Magazine Channel

Sina announced that it officially rolled out a brand-new e-magazine channel today. In China, e-magazine refers to an usually flash-based files embodied text, photos, audio and video together, which can be downloaded or read online.
In fact, Sina has started to explore e-mag market since 2005, it partnered with Vika.cn, an e-mag solution provider [...]

Xplus Makes Online Newspapers More Like Paper

Xplus is the online publishing platform of Nu Channel, a company established in 2003. Its shareholders include ID Tech Ventures, Legend Capital, China Merchants & Fortune Venture Investment Group, etc. Originally its main business is online emagazine. Although it has launched a platform for users to upload DIY magazines, but the whole UGC market in [...]

7 Internet Companies Awarded Fortune China’s 2005 Coolest Companies

Totally 16 companies from China made the Fortuna China Magazine’s 2005 Coolest Companies List, 7 among them are internet companies, their business range from online games and download tool to new online media like podcasing and e-magazine, from mobile search to WAP portal.
3G.net.cn is a Guangzhou-based free WAP(Wireless Application Protocol) portal for mobile users, [...]

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