SHANGHAI — American-Chinese co-production “Milk and Fashion” will be distributed in China by Shanghai-based Red Art beginning in June, the film’s producer said Thursday. An American producer and a Taiwanese director made the coming-of-age drama with money from a Japanese medical supply company. The film cost just $1.35 million to make and producers believe it […]
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Gamer’s full-year revenue leaps 49% Chinese online game giant Shanda Interactive Entertainment reported record revenue Tuesday of $97.8 million for the final quarter of 2007. Revenue was up 52% year-over-year, with full-year 2007 revenue up 49% to $337.8 million. “We saw a strong contribution from expansion packs and newly commercialized games,” Shanda president Jun Tang
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SHANGHAI — Chinese online game giant Shanda Interactive Entertainment Ltd. reported record revenue of $97.8 million for the last quarter of 2007, company executives told analysts and investors Tuesday. Revenue was up 52% over the same period last year, with annual revenue up 49% to $337.8 million. “We saw a strong contribution from expansion packs
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China’s online game operator The9 Ltd, play it today. announced record-breaking user numbers for the last quarter of 2007 as well as strong revenue growth in a conference call with investors and analysts Friday morning in Shanghai. China has become one of the largest countries in the world with a vast population and a huge
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SHANGHAI — China’s online game operator The9 Ltd. announced record-breaking user numbers for the last quarter of 2007 along with strong revenue growth in a conference call with investors and analysts Friday morning in Shanghai. “We had $58.1 million in revenues, representing 34 percent quarter-over-quarter growth,” said company chairman and CEO Jun Zhu. That is
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SHANGHAI — “Milk and Fashion” producer Jay Rothstein is aiming to bring his high-profile, Chinese-produced film to U.S. audiences and also to sign a distribution deal for it to screen in major cities around China “within weeks.” The film first began to gain media attention in the U.S. last year when Jeremy Miller, former child
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