SubscribeCNNIC: 160 million Online Video Users in China
CNNIC, i.e. China Internet Network Information Center, yesterday released a report on online video market in China. According to the report, there are already 160 million online video users in China by the end of 2007.
The report also studied the online video users behaviors.
- 65.9% user view online videos by their routine way for visiting video site, 63.7% through recommendation by friends, 56.3% though search engine, and 42.5% through links of other websites.
- Over 86.3% users would like to watch movies and TV episodes online.
- Most of the users (about 64.2%) watch video on browser
- About 94.1% users tend to use IM, as QQ or MSN, to share videos with friends.
The hot money is still chasing China’s online video projects. Nubb.com, an online video site focusing on sports matches, recently announced its around $10 million fundraising from KPCB, Paclink and iD Tech Venture. On the other hand, the video sharing site 56.com has been down for over two weeks.
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