China: Falling Hard (Make money on the internet) For Web 2.0

China: Falling Hard (Make money on the internet) For Web 2.0 

China: Falling Hard For Web 2.0 
It was the sort of break most Net startups would die for. Chinese tv actress Zhang Yu said notable directors had made her audition on the "casting couch" before giving her roles. To back up her claims, Zhang in November posted videos of two encounters on a Web site called Yoqoo, one of dozens of Chinese YouTube (NASDAQ:GOOG - News) and MySpace wannabes. Thanks to the racy footage--heavily edited ...

Find Your Fortune Online 
(ARA) - Just a few short years ago, success in the retail world was measured solely on sales at brick and mortar stores. Now online sales make up a significant portion of the bottom line for most businesses.

Lulu.com Shows Creators the Money 
LuluTV, viral video component of Lulu.com, lets filmmakers cash in on their creations with the most lucrative revenue sharing split in the internet video market. (PRWeb Jan 3, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/chachingpr.php/Q291cC1aZXRhLVN1bW0tVGhpci1NYWduLVplcm8=

Little Tokens Help Keep Prying Eyes Out of Your Personal Business 
The Internet, populated by hazards with names such as worms, viruses, spyware, hackers and phishers, can be a scary place to do business.


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