March 23, 2004<\/p>\n

I got this news from New York Times<\/p>\n

SHANGHAI, China (AP) — Viacom Inc., the owner of the CBS, Nickelodeon and MTV television networks, plans to collaborate with the Shanghai Media Group on producing TV programs for youngsters in China’s largest city — the first such joint venture since China opened TV production to foreign investment.<\/p>\n

China already imports foreign programming but wants cooperation in more joint production of programs for both local and overseas markets.<\/p>\n

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