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Thursday, April 13, 2000, updated at 18:27(GMT+8)
Sci-Edu  

China.com Cooperates with Two Inland Internet Developers

When speaking of China.com, it first reminds people of the first Chinese website listed on the Nasdaq. Lately, China.com announced its new cooperation agreements with two inland major Internet companies: China.com will acquire 100% of CASTnet's share and 35% of Stame.com's.

CASTnet is a high-tech software developer, it provides solution schemes for Internet and Intranet. Stame.com is a website providing virtual community and games services. Cooperation as projected will fully enhance China.com's capacity in its "develop, extend, sell" business mode and will help realize its target to develop E-commerce in China.

Investment in CASTnet will enlarge China.com's service range in developing E-commerce solution scheme. CASTnet will merge with Web Connection Co. under China.com. An increased number of high-level clients will be attracted by cooperation developed on the strength of advanced technology and strong infrastructure. Services provided by CASTnet include website registration, website set-up and management, webpage making and design.

Stame.com is a Chinese language website, featuring a virtual pet dog named "Stammer". Internet users can take it to an interactive virtual "world". As are shown by investments made, China.com will not stop to be merely a portal website.

Since its successful listing on the Nasdaq, China.com, will act on a steady development strategy and, follow the business mode of "develop, extend, sell", quicken its all-round development in Asian regions through developing broad and in-depth cooperation with its counterparts.




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When speaking of China.com, it first reminds people of the first Chinese website listed on the Nasdaq. Lately, China.com announced its new cooperation agreements with two inland major Internet companies: China.com will acquire 100% of CASTnet's share and 35% of Stame.com's.

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