Posted by: Sophia Fu on Jan 22 2010

Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn recorded taxable income of more than RMB 100 million in 2009 and expects to break even in 2010, meaning that its full year revenue will exceed RMB 200 million, 163.com reported quoting company Chairman and CEO Lv Wensheng...

Posted by: Cherry Zhang on Jan 14 2010

Alibaba's consumer-focused e-commerce site Taobao.com has partnered with content providers, including Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn, to offer a digital entertainment channel at le.taobao.com, qq.com reported January 13...

Posted by: Cherry Zhang on Jan 05 2010

NetEase (Nasdaq:NTES) has launched a video channel at v.163.com and announced it will provide a high-definition (HD) TV and movie channel on January 4 in partnership with Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn, according to a news report on NetEase's portal...

Posted by: Kiki.yang on Dec 02 2009

Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn has partnered with Oak Pacific Interactive's social networking site (SNS) Renren.com to provide copyright authorized VOD content for Renren.com's film channel, ccidnet.com reported December 1 citing Joy.cn insiders...

Posted by: Sijia Xie on Dec 01 2009

Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn has confirmed that Yao Xiaojie, a former president of Focus Media (Nasdaq:FMCN) online advertising subsidiary Allyes, has joined Joy.cn as executive president, reported DoNews November 30...

Posted by: Sijia Xie on Oct 29 2009

An online video anti-piracy alliance formed by Sohu (Nasdaq:SOHU), online video sites Joy.cn and Voole.com and other companies formally launched its second lawsuit against video site and download software provider Xunlei in the Shenzhen Nanshan District People's Court on October 28 for unlawfully broadcasting 369 movies, qq.com reports...

Posted by: Sophia Fu on Sep 23 2009

Beijing-based online video company Union Voole Technology (Voole.com) is suing The Coca Cola Company's (NYSE:KO) China subsidiary, for the company's sub-brand "Minute Maid" ads shown during broadcasts of domestic TV series "Wang Gui Yu An Na" on Beijing-based video site Youku.com, TechWeb.com.cn reported September 22 quoting a lawyer for the Chinese Online Video Anti-Piracy Alliance...

Posted by: Cherry Zhang on Sep 16 2009

Sohu (Nasdaq:SOHU), Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn and Beijing-based online video company Union Voole Technology (Voole.com) among others announced the formation of a "Chinese Online Video Anti-Piracy Alliance" and will launch fresh lawsuits against online video sites such as Youku.com, Tudou.com and Xunlei, qq.com reported September 15...

Posted by: Sophia Fu on Aug 06 2009

Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn is planning a new round of financing with a target of RMB 100 million to optimize company's capital structure and anchor employee stock option valuations, reports 163.com quoting company CEO Lv Wensheng...

Posted by: Melody Jiang on Jun 05 2009

Shanghai-based online video site Joy.cn will establish an original video alliance with more than 500 TV and movie companies, and more than 100 directors, 163.com reported June 5.

Joy.cn plans to provide content created by alliance members to 3G mobile users, the report said quoting Joy.cn President Zhang He...

Posted by: Megan Ko on May 05 2009

Shanghai-based online video site Tudou.com officially launched its auto channel on May 5, reports DoNews. The channel features sections for car sales, fans, owners, and special reports, said the report...

Posted by: Sophia Fu on Apr 20 2009

Online video sharing site Joy.cn is seeking RMB 270,000 in damages from three operators of 56.com for copyright infringement in Beijing Chaoyang District Court, according to The Beijing News. The three operators, Guangzhou Qianjun Network Technology Company, Beijing Wole Information Technology Company and Guangzhou Wole Information Technology Company, are accused of hosting Guangzhou-based 56.com¡¯s broadcasts of ¡°If You Are the One¡± and ¡°Run Papa Run¡± in February, two films to which Joy.cn owns exclusive online broadcasting rights.
In addition to financial compensation, Megadia Communications, which operates Joy.cn, is looking for an immediate halt to broadcasts of the movies as well as a an apology run for a period of ten days on China Film News.

Posted by: Melody Jiang on Apr 10 2009

Shanghai-based peer-to-peer streaming media provider PPLive was fined RMB 84,800 on Thursday for broadcasting movies belonging to Megadia Communications' online video site Joy.cn without permission, reports National Business Daily...

Posted by: Cherry Zhang on Mar 26 2009

Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology announced that it plans to release an online video platform, "V-guide," in April, reports eNet. V-guide will integrate and promote video content from sources including Sina (Nasdaq:SINA) and Sohu (Nasdaq:SOHU), as well as online video sites Tudou.com, Ku6.com, Joy.cn and UiTV.com, said the report...

Posted by: Sophia Fu on Feb 17 2009

China Central Television (CCTV) reported in its February 17 morning news program, "Zhao Wen Tian Xia," that copyright owners have established an "anti-piracy alliance" to sue video sites including Shanghai-based Tudou.com for copyright infringement...