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Will China Save Yahoo From Microsoft’s Embrace?
ADOTAS — A new antimonopoly law in China with implications well beyond its borders will likely affect countless future mergers and investments. Currently on the hot seat: Microsoft and Yahoo. The new law goes into effect August 1 and it is intended to strengthen an existing set of antitrust regulations established [...] more...
Alibaba May Throw Wrench in Microsoft/Yahoo Deal
ADOTAS — Roadblock ahead! Chinese Internet company Alibaba Group, which runs Yahoo’s China operation, is reportedly getting ready to join the already vocal chorus protesting the potential Microsoft/Yahoo marriage. Alibaba is concerned about how China would view the merger if Microsoft’s $44.6 billion bid is eventually accepted, according to reports. Yahoo is [...] more...
Alibaba Joins the Ad Party
Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba.com announced yesterday it has entered the fray of Internet advertising with an online platform for Websites and advertisers to match up. Its new unit - Alimama.com - which has gone through 100 days’ trial operation, will compete with other Chinese online ads alliances led by Baidu.com and Google [...] more...
Alibaba Invests in Chinese Classifieds Site
Alibaba.com, one of the leading e-commerce websites in China, has announced a major investment in online classifieds site Koubei.com. Just over two years old, Koubei, whose name means “word of mouth,” provides localized classified listings and discussion forums that let people share information about apartments, restaurants, entertainment, jobs, and other [...] more...
Alibaba.com Adopts Lyris Email Marketing
Asian ecommerce company Alibaba.com has announced their partnership with Lyris Technologies, and email marketing technology provider. ListManager, Lyris’s solution, will let Alibaba.com custom tailor its email newsletters and communications based on user type, behavior, and performance. The ecommerce company focuses the majority of its business on China, and runs multiple email [...] more...
Yahoo China Clashes with Former Head of Operations
Reuters has reported that Yahoo China’s former head of operations, Zhou Hongyi, and Yahoo China itself have filed a lawsuit and a countersuit, respectively. Zhou is alleging defamation, claiming that Yahoo China has expressed “incorrect facts” and has verbally abused him through various media methods. Zhou sold his Internet search business, [...] more...
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AdBrite’s CEO On Creating a Transparent Ad MarketplaceADOTAS EXCLUSIVE – AdBrite bills itself as the Internet’s Ad Marketplace – it also places a high premium on transparency, [...] more...
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