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Moderator: Many users are very concerned about the Great Wall, the new digital plan, can give us about the second half of the new plan?

Pei Total: widely disseminated to all currently available audio and video content, now essentially able to receive 4 sets of radio, 6 sets of TV shows, step by step later in the financial, navigation, reading, rich media such as increased hand-held TV added value. It is borne by the manufacturers 3-year tariff, consumers can watch for free, but the digital product market changes quickly, so three years later, can not say specifically, but generally speaking, the trend of the total tariff reduction, or take gifts such as none other specific or widely spread under the policy to be.

Moderator: After the World Cup, the Great Wall of digital marketing promotion plan next?

Sales statistics for the terminal, the terminal during the World Cup more than 200% sales growth for the brand and product awareness, but also because of this event involved more than 170 million users, has been very good communication and I believe We will organize more such activities and consumers interact.

20 August before the World Cup held in the Great Wall of digital activities online quiz with prizes award ceremony on August 3, 2010 AM studio recording is completed in bubble net, marking the Great Wall of Digital World Cup Carnival Everything, closes . After the baptism of the World Cup, the Great Wall of digital development in the future what sort of plan? The award ceremony, Mr. Pei Zhiqiang, director of the Great Wall of digital sales (hereinafter referred to Bae total) as a guest to attend the prize presentation ceremony in the PEI total focus of attention on the numbers of visitors had to answer the question and received the award presentation ceremony, media interviews, on the Great Wall Planning for the digital products in detail. The following is the contents of the selected live interview.

Moderator: We note that the Great Wall in addition to CMMB handheld digital television, the first half also introduced the MP3, MP4, MP5, etc. number of new products, how does the Great Wall to meet the digital challenges and fierce competition in the market?

Pei Total: our digital products is a total of three class composition, as well as desktop and handheld tools for these three categories have different product launch in the second half. Handheld TV with one or two new products, e-books in the field to put in more research and development, including the ink color screen and launched new e-book category, the characteristics of the product synthesis: first, the future embodied in the product more cost-effective on Second, we stress the product aimed at the small screen, "pocket" for the big-screen e-book highlights 3G extensions, third, in the second half of the conventional MP4 online launch MID product key.

Moderator: The quiz event for the biggest gain for the Great Wall of what? Great Wall handheld TV market in driving sales effectiveness?

Moderator: CMMB consumers are most concerned about the content of hand-held TV and tariff issues, you have the kind of insight?

PEI General: The Great Wall of digital joint large bubble nets and IT168 for friends and fans during the World Cup held in the large network quiz activities, the results obtained is beyond the expected, from the activities initiated, the majority of Internet users actively involved in, concerned about was increasing, the activities of the network more than 1.78 million the number of participants, this event is organized by the Great Wall of digital this year’s second major brand marketing campaigns. For the first time this year in April, a joint in the wide spread all over the country’s "100 city and shops tour" activities, the activities of this network is the second large-scale quiz activity a series of events brings the two aspects to the Great Wall is not Philippine harvest, the first is the impact of terminal sales, and the second is from the consumers of the Great Wall brand awareness and product recognition improved.

PEI General: Although the World Cup has passed, now we have them fully into the summer promotion, the main benefit is to allow consumers across the board let, with new product introduction, the current activities are being carried out to provide our users be able to buy during this period their favorite digital products.

On the other hand, after entering the digital field, CMMB TV is that we focus on developing hand-held direction, the face of market competition, the Great Wall of digital field advantage is a result of the Great Wall brand in IT have a certain influence, but the Great Wall of power in the field to the consumer brand force deep-rooted, so bring the digital extension of the field to give the Great Wall brand had a certain difficulty. But the importance of external resources, the Great Wall of digital integration, the Great Wall TV not only as a hand-held long-term strategic partner in the wide, wide, or in the official designated special gift, I believe, in the continuous inputs and technology to increase, we can ensure that in this emerging field breakthroughs.

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PEI General: The Great Wall of digital into the digital area is relatively new, but also as the Great Wall specialize in digital brand business units set up time is also less than a year later as those who need a lot of places to learn and improve, but to enter the field or from the product Qianqi market research, market timing, product analysis, technical reserves, and other long-term preparations done. Technical reserves in particular, from this event closely linked to CMMB handheld television, we have done 3 years of independent R & D investment and technical reserves, three years, to serve as a strategic partner Guang, mainly for some industries made products, with the CMMB official business, the Great Wall of digital combination of technology and experience of 3 years, also launched handheld TV products and ideas into the digital arena, we believe that, as a domestic independent R & D and technology vendors reserve that is important.

The first think tank on China in Pakistan has made efforts and will do more to promote the bilateral relations between Pakistan and China, said the head of the think tank.

In an exclusive interview with Xinhua on Tuesday, Chairman of the Pakistan-China Institute Mushahid Hussain said a Pakistan-China friendship caravan consisting of 60 people will leave for China in June.

Hussain, also former Information Minister, said that he will lead the caravan from Gilgit area of Pakistan to China’s Kashghar by road to attend the Kashghar Trade Fair to be commencing on June25 and also to promote economic relations and cultural ties between the two countries.

“I would lead the friendship delegation, consisting of businessmen, media men, think tank scholars, experts and cultural specialists, via the Silk Route to China. By traveling via the Silk Route we want to revive the traditional route and highlight its importance as well,” he said.

Turning to the think tank launched on Oct. 1, 2009 to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Hussain said the institute focuses on efforts to further strengthen cooperation in the fields of defense and diplomacy, investment, trade and economy, energy, education, culture, youth and women, tourism, academia and media.

About the recent steps the think tank has taken for promoting Pakistan-China relations, he said the Pakistan-China Institute has decided recently to launch the Pakistan-China friendship caravan, to establish a Pakistan-China scholar forum consisting of scholars from both sides, and to launch Pakistan-China research data base.

Hussain said it also decided to link up some Pakistani companies for the biggest Shanghai Expo running from May to October in the Chinese metropolis.

The think tank have engaged different coordinator and assigned duties to them in Karachi, Lahore and Gilgit-Baltistan in various fields like culture, tourism, education and other areas and activities with Pakistan-China friendship forum were also coordinated, he said.

Referring to the current energy crisis in Pakistan, the think tank chief said Pakistan can invite Chinese companies to carry out geological surveys for coal mines, to prepare feasibility report and to dig for coal.

He cited his experience in Urumqi, Xinjiang, where China has developed a very sophisticated technology in wind power and solar power and suggested Pakistan learn from it. He said that China is a leader in cheaper sources of energy.

On China’s role in South Asia and the role of Pakistan-China Institute, Hussain said that the joint statement issued by Chinese President Hu Jintao and U.S. President Barack Obama in Beijing last November is very positive as it seeks peace, stability and security in South Asia.

Hussain praised China’s positive role in South Asia, its commitment to peace and its policy of non-intervention in internal affairs of any other states, saying “China is the holder of universal principle, so we welcome China’s role for peace.”

To promote cooperation for the peace in the region, he said, the Pakistan-China Institute has a plan to organize a seminar in the third week of January in Islamabad, and to invite Chinese scholars for another seminar in June.

He termed China’s investment in Pakistan as unique, saying that the investment has been long-term and strategic. He said it has helped the people of Pakistan in different areas, and it contributed to transfer of technology but there have never been conditions attached whether it’s the heavy industrial complex in Taxila, near Islamabad, Gwadar port, a newly-built port in the south, or Zong mobile.

The Pakistan-China Institute is the first non-governmental, non-party and non-political organization with equal number of experts, scholars and intellectuals from China and Pakistan. It is the first Pakistan-based think tank to promote, strengthen and expand Pakistan-China relations in different fields.

China’s quality watchdog said Tuesday more than 200,000 cases involving making and selling counterfeit and shoddy goods were investigated and dealt with in the first 11 months of 2009.

The value of involved commodities totaled 3.37 billion yuan (490 million U.S. dollars), and 140 of the 200,000 cases were referred to public security departments, said the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (GAQSIQ).

The commodities involved in the 519 major cases covered 21 categories including food, agricultural production materials, building materials, home appliances, mobile phones and auto parts, with a total value of more than 1.8 billion yuan.

The GAQSIQ dispatched 1.92 million quality supervisors in 2009 to conduct quality inspection on products relating to people’s health and property safety, and the nation’s economic security.

China’s National Social Security Fund signed an agreement with State-owned Datang Telecom Technology and Industry Group to purchase a strategic stake in one of the latter’s units Tuesday.

This is the national pension fund’s first investment in a State-owned non-financial enterprise.

Datang Telecom did not elaborate on the deal, such as details on the financial terms of the sale and the size of the stake the fund bought.

The deal will help the company commercialize the TD-SCDMA (time division synchronous code division multiple access) technology on a massive scale and boost the global competitiveness of the homegrown third-generation (3G) industry, according to the company.

Dai Xianglong, director-general of the national fund, said that the fund will not participate directly in the operating management of the company, but will help the company improve its management, company structure and operations.

Datang Telecom Technology and Industry Group is a major developer of China’s homegrown 3G mobile technology and TD-SCDMA technology.

By the end of November, the fund had invested 157.5 billion yuan ($23.06 billion) in Chinese banks, including Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the Bank of China, the Bank of Communications, and infrastructure projects such as the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway.

As anyone who has ever seen a good crime drama knows, robbery is wrong and can go wrong. When it fails, it can be exhilarating. Just ask anyone who enjoys a Coen Brothers comedy. Here we look at some of the funniest botched heists this year, which have not been adapted for the big screen and remain in their raw mirth.

1. “I’ll go take a nap first before I finish my robbery.”

A court in Qingyuan county, Liaoning province, sentenced an ex-convict to six years in prison for attempted robbery, as he tried to commit the crime immediately after being released from prison in November.

The accused, surnamed Zhang, left for Qingyuan county soon after being released from the county prison.

With no cash for food, Zhang barged into a 48-year-old woman’s house, hoping to steal some money.

The woman, however, convinced Zhang that he looked very tired and should take a nap, promising him to give him some money once he woke up.

The woman tied the intruder with a rope as soon as he slept off and phoned the police.

2. “Can I steal your cellphone for a whopping 10,000 yuan?”

A bank customer in Tianjin grabbed someone’s cell phone that was lying on the counter and left his own 10,000 yuan ($1,462) behind on June 9.

The cell phone owner called police who identified the thief as a man surnamed Liu through the bank’s surveillance camera.

After Liu returned to the bank to retrieve his money, while police were waiting for him.

He was reprimanded and let go.

3. “You go ahead and answer that call – in a language I cannot understand.”

A woman in Chaoyang district, Beijing, used her English language ability and got a Chinese robber arrested in July.

The woman was showing the man around the house she wanted to rent out when he suddenly asked her to hand over all the money she had.

Just then the woman got a phone call. She told the thief that it was an important business call from a foreign client and had to take it. The thief agreed.

The woman told her friend on the phone in English to call the police. The thief had no idea what she just said. Within minutes police had surrounded the house and arrested the intruder.

4. “Get me out of here!”

A bungling Australian car thief was nabbed after accidentally locking himself in the vehicle he was trying to steal, police said on Feb. 18.

Police were called to a house in Adelaide after two thieves were heard trying to steal a car. On arrival they were surprised to find a 53-year old man hiding inside the vehicle. A second thief was found hiding in nearby bushes.

5. “It’s so warm in here I’ll postpone my plan to steal it.”

Police in Zhengzhou, capital of Henan province, arrested a suspected car thief, who was found sleeping inside a vehicle in September.

The suspect said he decided to sleep in the car because “it was too cold outside”.

Luo, the owner of the car, found the unidentified person sleeping in his vehicle and phoned the police.

6. “I’ll go on a blind date with the victim of my robbery.”

A woman sent 80 text messages to a man who stole her purse, persuading him to meet her, so that she could have him arrested.

The 23-year-old woman, a student in Shandong province, was on a train to her hometown in Heilongjiang province when she realized her bag, which contained her mobile phone and bankcards, was missing.

She started sending text messages to her own phone, asking whoever was holding it to meet her.

The man agreed to meet her at the Shenyang railway station in Liaoning province, where cops were waiting for him.

7. “Send me more cash, or I’ll call the … oops, I’m the thief.”

A burglar in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, was arrested after he sent a text message to his victim demanding more money.

The 20-year-old, surnamed He, broke into a woman’s house a fortnight earlier and could find only 300 yuan ($44) in cash.

Considering the haul too meager, he sent a text message to the woman three days later asking her to bring him more cash if she cared for her life.

The woman phoned the police, who advised her to go meet the suspect at a particular location, where he was nabbed.

8. “I’ll clean up the kitchen before the robbery.”

After breaking into a house in Dalian, Liaoning province, a burglar headed straight for the kitchen to hide any cutlery that could be used against him as a weapon, in case he got busted.

One of the family members - a woman - woke up hearing a rattle and spotted the intruder.

As it turned out, the thief wasn’t as daring as he thought. He ran miles from the house without stealing a thing, not even the cutlery.

The woman alerted the rest of the family, and they realized the thief had only broken in and managed to hide a couple of kitchen knives behind a pile of vegetables.

9. “Get away from me! I’m a penny pincher of a thief!”

A thief stole 3.5 yuan (50 cents) from a woman, but wound up calling for help from the police in Xi’an, capital of Shaanxi province.

Zhang, a 19-year-old migrant worker, mugged a woman on the morning of August 9, but was soon followed by his victim and five others. Scared for his life, he fled to police for help. He ended up being detained for 15 days.

10. “Where’s our camaraderie?”

One of four crooks that robbed a woman had to seek police help after they fought over the loot.

The four stole 160 yuan ($23) from a woman on a street in Nanbu county, Sichuan province. Afterwards, one thief, surnamed Li, tried to keep all the money. The three others beat him up and stole his share. He flagged down a police car and asked for help.

The police arrested all four of them and returned the money to the woman.

Turkey’s General Staff said Saturday eight military officers have been detained in an ongoing probe into an alleged plot to assassinate a deputy prime minister, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported.

The officers were detained early Saturday morning after public prosecutors searched overnight their work place, the Mobilization Regional Directorate in Ankara, as part of the probe, the General Staff was quoted as saying in a note on its website.

The investigation was launched after two military officers were reportedly caught on a street near Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc’s house in Ankara last Saturday on suspicion of trying to assassinate the minister.

The General Staff said earlier this week the two officers were collecting intelligence of another military officer living in the same area who was suspected of leaking confidential information. It has said no weapons, voice recorders or other technical devices were found in the vehicles or houses of the two officers.

Military personnel joined the search on Friday night and the eight detainees were taken to Ankara Central Command headquarters, Anatolia said.

Chief of General Staff Gen. Ilker Basbug said Friday the General Staff might give complementary information about the issue at a proper time later.

“We may have left some questions unanswered, however there is nothing we can add to our remarks at the moment,” Anatolia quoted Basbug as saying.

The Australian state of Victoria has 40 official neighborhood “safer places” for people to turn to as a last resort in a bushfire, according to figures obtained from the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) on Thursday.

MAV chief executive Rob Spence said local councils were pushing through approvals of safer places which had been assessed by the Country Fire Authority.

Spence said that 40 neighborhood safer places had been officially designated by councils across 15 municipalities.

There are 21 high-fire risk towns with one or more neighborhood safer places but 18 towns in the same category are still without a designated place of last resort, he said.

The City of Greater Bendigo, which has designated seven neighborhood safer places, has started sign-posting them.

Bendigo Mayor Rod Campbell said the sites were only to be used as a last resort.

“But we do believe that they are an important tool when it comes to being vigilant during the bushfire season,” he said in a statement.

He noted the locations all had buildings or spaces that could offer some protection from radiant heat, the biggest killer during bushfires.

Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB)technology first developed by South Korea will be launched in Cambodia on a trial basis, said the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) Wednesday.

The KCC, South Korea’s telecommunication regulator, officially announced in a press release that the start of its test run with Cambodia’s national broadcaster TVK on delivering terrestrial DMB services in the country at a ceremony held in Phnom Penh Tuesday.

The Cambodian government will decide on converting the trial program into a full-scale service in the first half of next year, the KCC said.

Prior to this announcement, the two sides signed a memorandum of understanding on DMB service cooperation last October, the regulator said.

In order to expand the DMB service to overseas markets, the KCCis also in the process of promoting full-scale services in Egypt and Malaysia, after conducting pilot programs last year, it added.

DMB is a service that allows users to receive multimedia such as TV, radio, and data-casting directly to their mobile devices.

The breakthrough technology was originally developed in South Korea and the world’s first official mobile TV service started in May 2005.

Iranians held rallies across the country on Friday to condemn the alleged insult to late supreme leader and father of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Khomeini.

In Tehran, thousands of Iranians gathered before Tehran University to voice their outrage at the destruction of Khomeini’s picture during a recent anti-government protest and also show their support for the current Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Many demonstrators held posters of Khomeini and Khamenei and waved national flags along the Enghelab Street before Tehran University, chanting slogans in support of the two leaders.

“Imam Khomeini was our leader and we will follow him until the last moments of our lives. And we will also follow his successor Ayatollah Khamenei the end of our lives,” said a 22-year-old female university student, who declined to give her name.

The demonstrators, who took to the streets after the Friday prayers, issued a statement to vigorously condemn the reported insult to Khomeini by “some rioters” recently, according to the official IRNA news agency.

“The holy system of the Islamic Republic was an invaluable inheritance of the late Imam Khomeini…and the Islamic Revolution, since its very victory, prompted the dominance-seeking and oppressive nations to mobilize efforts to tarnish Iran’s image,” the statement said.

“Unfortunately, during the past few months and in the post-election riots, some of our former ‘brothers’ would out speed the world hegemonic powers and the harshest enemies of the Islamic Revolution in preparing the ground for insults of the ideals of the late Imam Khomeini,” it added.

On Dec. 7, Iranian student supporters of the opposition leader and the defeated candidate in June presidential election Mir-Hossein Mousavi clashed with police around Tehran University campus on Iran’s Students Day.

Iran’s state media have reported that some people tore up and even burned a picture of Khomeini during the opposition protests on Dec. 7, which has caused widespread indignation in the country.

Pro-government hard-liners blamed opposition supporters for the incident, but opposition leaders said the reported insult was “suspicious” and they also planned to have a rally to condemn such an action.

The Chinese government Wednesday pledged to tighten supervision on mobile WAP sites in a bid to curb rampant pornography.

The government will draft a regulation specially on WAP sites, which provide Internet service for mobile phones, before March next year, said a central government office in charge of fighting illegal publications and pornography in a statement here.

The government will also ban WAP sites from setting up the access authorization system so that they will not escape regulation, the statement said.

Last week, China launched a new round of harsh crackdown on spreading pornographic content through Internet and mobile WAP sites. The campaign will last till May next year.

During the campaign, the government will tighten the registration of WAP sites and check up their registration information, the statement said.

The government aimed to crack the interest chain behind pornographic WAP sites, which might implicate telecom firms, access providers, advertisement agencies and third-party payment providers, it said.

The government will clarify the duties which websites, telecom firms, access providers and content providers should bear to curb pornography, it said.

“If they do not take up proper actions, they will be held for the breach of duty. In those serious cases, the corporate representatives will be forced to apologize to the public and promise to correct their wrongdoings in public,” the statement said.

BEIJING, Dec. 11 (Xinhua) — Chinese police have detained more than 3,470 suspects this year in a harsh crackdown on Internet pornography.

The Ministry of Public Security said Friday that more than 1.25million items of on-line lewd content and nearly 7,000 pornographic websites and columns were eliminated from the Internet this year. The police also cracked more than 3,500 erotic cases. Full story

BEIJING, Dec. 8 (Xinhua) — China launched Tuesday a new round of harsh crackdown on spreading pornographic content through Internet or mobile WAP sites to “purify the social environment,” government sources said.

The campaign, running from December to next May, was initiated by nine central government departments, aiming to “resolutely eradicate pornographic and vulgar content on the Internet and mobile WAP sites and clean up the online and mobile media environment,” according to a teleconference.