Microsoft and happy net are about to start cooperation

According to Beijing time, Microsoft may plan to inject a net, or similar to Alibaba and Yahoo model.

It is said to be happy to take over the MSN China Technical layer Operations team. Microsoft is plotting to use SNS in China's Internet market, and strive for new development. Microsoft has now reached an agreement with happy net, will be in cash and part of MSN China operating rights in exchange for a small stake in the net. After the completion of the transaction, happy Net will take over the MSN China Technology layer of operation Rights, and is responsible for the integration of Bing search, development "will MSN and happy to make a combination of products."

TechWeb the first time to call Net founder and CEO Cheng, Cheng's mobile phone in no answer to the state. TechWeb through the net staff learned that there are often a variety of organizations and happy net to discuss investment matters, whether including Microsoft and related investment details, is not yet clear. (liqing)

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Newspaper (reporter Li Bin) yesterday (April 22), there is news that NetEase is in contact with MSN China, intends to take over the original MSN China Joint venture Shanghai United States Network Communications Technology Co., Ltd. shareholders in the hands of Shanghai Union and Investment Co., Ltd. holding 50% of the shares, the two sides jointly operate MSN Business in China To challenge Tencent has long been in the field of domestic instant communications hegemony.

People familiar with the industry said the talks are nearing the end. Yesterday, the reporter called NetEase CEO Ding Lei and MSN China's new general manager Liuzhenyu, the two were not answered. It is noteworthy that netease public relations did not admit this rumor, but did not deny, only to respond to "no comment." However, a person close to the top of NetEase company told reporters that NetEase did intend to take over MSN shares, but the negotiations have not ended.