Hong Kong - March 31, 1999. WebUnion,
the web's first and largest Chinese advertising network, today announced
it has renewal its cross-promotion agreements with Yahoo!
and AltaVista Asiawide.
Under the agreements, Yahoo! agrees to display WebUnion's banner
in the China and Asia related categories of its popular Internet
directory, which includes Yahoo.com, chinese.yahoo.com, and gbchinese.yahoo.com.
Altavista Asiawide agrees to display WebUnion's logo on its SKALI.COM
main page and WebUnion's banner on its search results pages.
In return, WebUnion agrees to display banners for Yahoo! and Altavista
Asiawide across its Chinese advertising network which covers over
5,000 member websites.
Since 1997, WebUnion has worked closely with these 2 top search
engines. This is the second year WebUnion continues the co-promotion
arrangement, with Yahoo! & Altavista Asiawide.
Yahoo! (www.yahoo.com) is the
web's most popular directory and is the most visited web site according
to many surveys. Besides being a popular web directory, it also
provides many other services include weather reports, stock quotes,
free email, and instant messageing.
AltaVista Asiawide Search Service (altavista.skali.com.my)
is a major site based in Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC).
As part of the globally affiliated family of AltaVista Palo Alto
California, AltaVista Asia strictly maintains AltaVista worldwide
features as the most comprehensive and easiest Internet search around.
The global affiliation also enables daily online index update, which
ensures the delivery of the most current information in the whole
World Wide Web to Asian Internet users.
WebUnion (www.webunion.com)
is the first and largest banner advertisement network for Chinese
web sites worldwide. It provides banner exchange services to members
and allows advertisers to target sites in mainland China, Hong Kong
or other areas. In addition to the new exchanges with Yahoo! and
Altavista Asiawide, WebUnion already has cross-promotional relatioships
with many of the most prominent Internet companies and Internet
service providers in China and Hong Kong.
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