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Baidu Starts Online Video Ad Service - China Daily

From China Daily via China.org:

Baidu, China’s dominant search engine, yesterday launched “Baidu TV”, an online video advertising service, expecting it to be a new profit driver to help widen the gap with its rivals, Chinese versions of Google and Yahoo!.

Baidu TV is the result of a partnership between Baidu and Ads it! Media Corporation, a Chinese online video advertising platform provider. Baidu will provide advertisers access to about 160,000 domestic websites under the Baidu Union, where they can post online video ads….[Full Text]

• Posted by Sophia Cao
• September 15, 2007 8:05 PM
• Category: Economy, Sci-Tech
• Tags: Baidu, search engines

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