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Hey Bleifuss!
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Idefixi

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recherchiert erst mal was schon gepostet wurde.

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Hallo Bleifuß!
Danke für den Tip!! Gute Arbeit!

Ich stelle den Beitrag mal für alle ein.
Gruß
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ERIC NG


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The venture-capital arm of Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW) has revealed eight new investments as the Internet group gears up for its mid-year launch of a pan-Asia high-speed Internet service.
CyberWorks Ventures now has 42 investments.

A PCCW spokesman declined to give the value of the investments, saying the company was under regulatory constraints while its proposed merger with Cable & Wireless HKT was under review.

She said the investments would help the group source content and technologies required for its Network of the World Internet service, to be launched by the group`s broadband Internet unit Pacific Convergence Corp later this year.

"[One of the goals of our investments] is to serve the Pacific Convergence Corp strategy - gathering the best in content and technology that will benefit our Network of the World service," PCCW chairman Richard Li Tzar-kai said.

Pacific Convergence has invested HK$110.8 million on developing Network of the World in the 12 months to December, and has signed more than 12 letters of intent and memorandums of understanding with cable-television operators on its launch.

The spokesman said the network would have country-specific content and at least eight channels, including sports, entertainment, weather and commerce.

The content will be developed out of a 55,000 square-foot production centre in London in co-operation with Transworld International, and a smaller facility in Hong Kong.

The network - initially free and available in English, Chinese and Japanese - will be accessible to a potential 130 million "cable-enabled" households.

The network will source the bulk of its revenues from advertising and e-commerce initially.

The eight investments by CyberWorks Ventures include a US$3 million investment in US-based interactive audio technologies developer Beatnik, whose solutions integrate audio content into Internet operations.

It has also taken an undisclosed stake in Silicon-Valley broadband communications firm Dotcast, whose technology allows television stations and cable operators to deliver video content to televisions, computers and other digital devices.

CyberWorks Ventures has bought a 22.4 per cent stake in US-based 3Fusion, which helps content providers integrate commerce into their Web sites.

Other investments include a 5 per cent stake in India portal Rediff, a 4.65 per cent stake in mainland portal Sohu, an undisclosed stake in on-line health firm Taste For Living and a "minor" stake in US handheld computing-device maker Palm.