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Telecom market research firm IDC recently released a report showing that the contribution of China's online game market to telecom revenues has increased significantly. While foreign and local games are popular diversions among netizens, online games also serve as a marketing and sales tool for many companies.

Mop.com and Kingsoft seek overseas listing

July 16,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

Popular Chinese Web portal Mop.com and Beijing-based online game firm Kingsoft are planning overseas listings next year, Reuters reported.

PetroChina to open 9 blocks to foreign investors

July 13,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

PetroChina will open nine exploration blocks in the Xinjiang region to foreign investors to search for oil and gas, Reuters reports.

Kingsoft to go free with New Stone Age, denies imitating Shanda

February 28,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

Options for China\'s Software Companies

January 04,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

Between 2004 and 2009, the annual growth rate of China's software market is expected to average 18.7%, with the market reaching US$6 billion in value by 2009. A study by Analysis International, however, shows that the outlook for China's domestic software industry is not necessarily so bright.

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