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China’s censors aren’t a big fan of sexy photos. At least not when they’re being used by internet companies to “hype” things and attract reader and viewer eyeballs.

In China, some of the biggest tech companies still aren’t turning profits, instead emphasizing investments, R&D, marketing, and, of course, user acquisition.

Chinese web giant Shanda (NASDAQ:SNDA) is selling a large stake of Chinese video portal Ku6 (NASDAQ:KUTV) to Chinese entrepreneur Xu Xudong. Ku6 share prices soared 75 percent after Xu announced he will

One is worth thousands of percent more today than when it IPO’d, while another is worth a mere dollar per share. Oh, the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. 2013

Here’s a sentence we’ve uttered before but which came to nothing: the Shanda Cloudary US IPO is supposedly back on track. Yes, the Shanda Interactive (NASDAQ:SNDA) e-book platform subsidiary, Cloudary,

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has released a report highlighting areas of concern where intellectual property rights – or, loosely, copyright – infringements “unfairly disadvantage U.S.

Chinese streaming video website Ku6 (NASDAQ:KUTV) announced this morning that it will become a YouTube content partner, and distribute its videos on a new Ku6 YouTube channel. After the announcement,

It has never been a smooth ride for Ku6.com (NASDAQ:KUTV), which is currently China’s fifth-largest video-streaming and sharing site. And now, as its stock sinks to below US$1 per share,

It's a metaphor.Shanda Online, a division of the larger Shanda company that’s responsible for a number of its online ventures, reported profits for Q2 2011 that, which still nothing to

Yesterday we wrote that there was speculation in the Chinese media about video giant Tudou giving up on its IPO plans, in the hopes of being acquired, possibly by Youku.