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China Search Engine Ads Increasingly Popular

September 16, 2004
Editorial Staff

Baidu.com, Inc. announced today that the most expensive online ad in China was generated on September 7, 2004.

Shanghai SouBu Co. purchased a text link ad on Baidu, currently the largest Chinese Internet search engine, for over US$157 (CNY1300) per character per day. The old record was held by Sina, which was US$139 (CNY1150) per character per day.

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