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As a leading mainland beverage maker, Wahaha has constructively become involved with charities, education, and environmental campaigns in order to distinguish itself and win over consumers.

By AMY CHEUNG
Mainland job seekers have been trending towards online job portals in search of job opportunities.  However, increased clicks do not necessarily translate into profitability for these portals, many of which current put a great deal of effort towards branding, expanding into regional markets, and finding new commercial models to help them grow.

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The latest report from CTR Market Research on China's advertising market in 2006 shows that new media, such as outdoor advertising and building televisions, successfully generated growing advertising revenues in 2006.  Banking and wealth management products, and sports marketing campaigns in particular benefited from new media advertising.

By AMY CHEUNG

According to Morgan Stanley Vice-president Richard Ji, thanks to a giant boost from the upcoming Summer Olympics, China's advertising market is expected to grow by 15% this year to reach 200 billion Yuan (US$25 billion), and by 25% to 245 billion Yuan (US$30 billion) in 2008.  Internet and outdoor advertising remain the fastest growing media.


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Among tens of thousands of registered domestic labels, the average life cycle does not exceed two years and most enterprises do not last for more than eight years, the Beijing Morning Post reported.

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Two radio broadcasting institutions in China, China Radio International and CNR, are expected to officially receive their licenses soon, ChinaTechNews reported.

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CCTV's market research firm CRT Market Research released statistics on Monday that CCTV earned over one billion Yuan in advertising revenue during the 22 days of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, PacificEpoch reported, citing Oriental Morning Post.  

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A China Central Television crew discovered that there was no such company registered with the local Bavarian government. Order had advertised heavily for top-shelf flooring that cost 2008 yuan per square meter, more than many houses, a price that was not laughed out of town precisely because of the company's reputation.



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