In a reversal from their previous optimism about China, foreign media companies are becoming disillusioned with their prospects there and moving to other markets, notably India. The New York Times reports: Media executives still...
AOL has confirmed that the company has closed its China operations, according to the Wall Street Journal: According to one of the reports, from Chinese language new portal Netease.com, some 100 employees in its Beijing office...
From Reuters (link): AOL, the online unit of media giant Time Warner Inc., said on Monday it has formed a tie-up with China’s number two media company, one of its first such pairings since it withdrew from the Chinese market in 2003. Under their new relationship, the broadband content arm of Shanghai Media Group (SMG) […]
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