56.com (Guangzhou, China)
Founded by former Netease.com (NASDAQ: NTES) team in April 2005, 56.com is the leading online video sharing website in China. The company has developed an online video sharing and social networking service that allows consumers to easily create, upload, search and share video clips throughout the world.
Duowan (Guangzhou, China)
Founded in 2005, Duowan is the leading independent online game portal in China. Duowan.com targets the MMO gaming community, providing information, software tools and access to online games. They have developed an In-Game Instant Message software tool (YY client), for users to communicate while playing online games. Also, the company licenses and operates web-based MMO games, providing marketing, billing, customer support, and hosting services.
Netmovie (Beijing, China)
Netmovie is a leading aggregator and distributor of video on demand (VOD) content into internet cafes, households and mobile devices. The company has developed a proprietary and cost effective end-to-end distribution platform for video content which includes delivery, payments, and customer support. Through their strategic, long-term business partnerships with leading global movie/TV program producers, Netmovie strives to bring high quality and legitimate entertainment content to the China market.
Troodon (Beijing, China)
Founded in 2002 in Beijing, Troodon is the leading developer and operator of mobile Massive Multiplayer Online Games (MMOG) in China. Since inception, the company has been exclusively focusing on massively multiplayer games for mobile phones and has developed a unique proprietary client/server platform for rapid development, porting, testing, and operation of online games on mobile devices. The company currently operates several mobile MMO Role Playing Games franchises which have set the benchmark for the industry, casual games, and associated mobile communities.
UUSee (Beijing, China)
UUSee is the leading Internet television and interactive video operator in China. Through its partnerships with leading content providers and distributors such as CCTV (China's largest TV broadcaster), Beijing TV, SMG, and CSAT (China's leading satellite operator), UUSee provides its audience with a vast library of licensed content including popular television programming, news programs, drama series, sports events, and movies. UUSee broadcasts nearly 60 channels of live TV programming and 350 channels of commercial video content, along with video-on-demand features, downloading services to mobile devices, and specialized services for Internet café users.
Youxigu (Beijing, China)
Youxigu is a leading browser-based Web Game Developer and Operator in China. They have developed Might and Hero, a successful Role-Playing and Strategy game, which is jointly distributed with leading web sites in China since summer of 2008. The company has a lineup of Role-Playing and Strategy games, which are free-to-play and generate revenue from virtual items sold within web games. The company licenses 3rd party developed games as well as operates its own web game portal.
Yoyi (Beijing, China)
Yoyi Media specializes in online rich-media advertising solutions that effectively and efficiently deliver advertisings to their targeted audience. Yoyi provides both impression-based and performance-based solutions for advertisers and publishers. Yoyi's innovative advertising platforms are used by China's top-ranked websites, as well as by many of the world's most recognizable brands.