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Sohu Video Partners with Sony Pictures
DoNews, 4/06/12
Chinese internet firm Sohu (Nasdaq: SOHU) has announced that it has signed a cooperation agreement with Sony Pictures under which Sony Pictures will provide Sohu's online video site (tv.sohu.com) with the broadcast rights to 600 films over the next three years. Read More
Online Video Site Joy.cn Issues Virtual Currency
DoNews, 7/26/11
Chinese online video company Joy.cn recently began issuing virtual currency for use with its VOD service (pay.joy.cn). Read More
Ku6 Announces Partnership with Warner Brothers
Qianlong, 9/08/10
Shanda Interactive's (Nasdaq: SNDA) online video subsidiary Ku6 (Nasdaq: KUTV) has announced that it has signed a content licensing agreement with international film and television studios Warner Brothers and Sony Pictures Entertainment, giving Ku6 the right to broadcast the official versions of the two firms' Western film and television works in China. Read More
Voole to Sue TCL for Copyright Infringement on Internet TV
21st Century Business Herald, 8/18/09
Chinese online video-on-demand (VOD) provider Voole has accused television maker TCL Corporation (000100.SZ) of broadcasting films licensed by Voole without permission on TCL's Internet TV service MiTV. Read More
Sony: No Plan to Abandon Chinese Blu-Ray Market
Southern Metropolitan News, 7/01/09
A manager at Sony China's Guangzhou branch denied recent rumors that the company plans to quit the Chinese domestic Blu-Ray player market, and said Sony may introduce new products on the Mainland. Read More
Voole to Establish HD Online Cinema Service
Science and Technology Daily, 5/22/09
Chinese online video site Voole has announced that by the end of this year it plans to release an HD online video service, "Lebo", targeted at both television and computer users. Read More
US Film Studios Sue Xunlei for RMB 7 mln
China Business News, 2/18/08
The Motion Picture Association (MPA) has announced that six member studios are suing China's P2P download service provider Xunlei in Shanghai. Read More
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