Posted by: Kiki.yang on Nov 23 2009

Chinese video software developer Baofeng generated revenue of over RMB 10 million in October to break even for the first time, reports Sohu citing a company insider. Advertising is the company's main revenue source, the report said...

Posted by: Guo Cheng Gang on Jun 08 2009

User habits and government control make it hard for foreign companies to succeed in China's Internet market. Google (Nasdaq:GOOG) has been overshadowed by Baidu (Nasdaq:BIDU) and Facebook by Kaixin001...

Posted by: Jessica Jin on Apr 09 2009

Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology plans to give a total of RMB 200,000 per month to users of its online video-enabled digital media player "StormCodec" (Bao Feng Ying Yin) who find corrupt files, reports yesky.com...

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 Mar 25 2009

The Bejing Haidian District People's Court has ordered Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology to pay RMB 30,000 in compensation to Guangdong's Zoke Culture for copyright infringement, reports 163.com...

Posted by: Sophia Fu on Dec 19 2008

Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology has been ordered to pay RMB 200,000 to U.S. media company RealNetworks Inc. (Nasdaq:RNWK), the creator of digital media player RealPlayer, for copyright infringement by the Beijing No.1 Intermediate People's Court, reports Beijing Star Daily...

Posted by: Sophia Fu on Nov 10 2008

Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology recorded 250 million daily views of its video broadcasts and nearly 150 million hours of viewing time daily for its digital media player, "StormCodec" (Bao Feng Ying Yin), in October, reports Hexun...

Posted by: Cherry Zhang on Sep 03 2008

Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology has received an online video broadcasting license from the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) recently, reports BiaNews quoting a company employee...

Posted by: Cherry Zhang on Jul 09 2008

Beijing-based software developer Bao Feng Wang Ji Technology confirmed on Wednesday that it has partnered with Shanghai-based online video site Tudou.com to add content to its digital media player "StormCodec", reports DoNews...