China Internet Watch

Baidu’s Global Market Share Decreased to 7.52% in June 2015

Cecilia — Tue, 14 Jul 2015 01:25:04 +0000

In June 2015, Google Global still ranked the top by market share of 70.8% in the world’s search engine market with an increase of 2.26% from the previous month. Bing and Yahoo ranked the 2nd and 3rd. Compared with market structure in May, it had some difference in June’s search engine market.

Compared with Baidu’s market share in May, in June, it was replaced by Bing, ranking the 4th. Baidu’s market share decreased from 10.18% to 7.52% in June 2015.

Also read: Baidu, Sogou among Top 5 Biggest Search Engines in the World

Baidu: the 14th Largest Media Owner in the World

CIW Team — Tue, 26 May 2015 00:30:07 +0000

According to ZenithOptimedia’s new report Top Thirty Global Media Owners 2015, Baidu is now the fourteenth-largest media owner in the world growing 43% YoY. In the Top 30 list, Google ranked on top, followed by Walt Disney and Comcast.

Baidu and Sohu ranked the second and fourth respectively in the world’s top 5 biggest search engines by revenue in 2014.

CCTV, China’s national state television company, accounts for about a quarter of China’s television ad market ranking the 20th largest media owner.

Rank	Media owner	Rank	Media owner
1	Google	16	Asahi Shimbun Company
2	Walt Disney Company	17	Grupo Globo
3	Comcast	18	Yahoo
4	21st Century Fox	19	Fuji Media Holdings
5	CBS Corporation	20	CCTV
6	Bertelsmann	21	Microsoft
7	Viacom	22	Hearst Corporation
8	Time Warner	23	JC Decaux
9	News Corp	24	Yomiuri Shimbun Holdings
10	Facebook	25	Mediaset
11	Advance Publications	26	Axel Springer
12	iHeartMedia	27	ITV plc
13	Discovery	28	ProSiebenSat.1
14	Baidu	29	NTV
15	Gannett	30	Sanoma

Mobile: Almost 1/3 of Online Video Ad Revenue in China in Q1 2015

Countdown to Yahoo!’s Chinese Mail Service End

Amanda — Fri, 16 Aug 2013 04:56:57 +0000

Yahoo! decided to close its mail service in China in early April. It sent notification to users that they had enough time, until Aug 19, to save their emails and contacts and switch to another provider. And now Yahoo! Chinese mail is coming into its last few days.

NetEase, Chinese leading e-mail provider, suggested Yahoo! mail users move to NetEase mail. Users could use email migration tool to move mails, contacts and other files to NetEase simply by one click. NetEase promised that they would provide free high quality mail service permanently, and users could have the permanent NetEase Internet identity with constantly improving user experience.