Skype co-founder Nicholas's visit to China

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Skype co-founder Niklas Zennström
SAN FRANCISCO January 6 evening news, Skype co-founder Niklas Zennström (Niklas Zennstrom) came to China, and Baidu, Alibaba, Lenovo, China Mobile, Tencent,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], air network and other companies held talks with senior officials.
following the Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg), after, Skype co-founder Zennström has also visited China. But Zuckerberg is different is that Zennström no stranger to the Chinese market.
week Zennström came to Beijing, and with Baidu, Alibaba, Lenovo, China Mobile and other companies held talks with senior officials. Zennström visit coincided with the Chinese government against illegal VoIP traffic on the occasion.
Zennström on Skype in China, refused to comment on the fate, but said that VoIP services like Skype should not be regarded as a threat to the traditional telecommunications industry. Zennström said: \from the traditional telecom operators to deal with,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], so they would be able to get revenue through Skype. Strom has also said that Chinese users are the early users of Skype, was founded in 2003, Skype users in China than any other country the number of users.
this week, he also visited Tom Strom online, that Skype's partner in China. But Zennström said Skype has nothing to do with the coming to China, but would like to know the current situation in China, helping the London-funded venture capital firm Atomico some start-up companies looking for potential partners in China.
Atomico Zennström is also the CEO, he said,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], China may help Atomico technology company funded by some of the start-up companies to develop the China market.
Zennström also said that the next Google or Facebook to be out in China. He said: \)
> related news: iPhone version of Skype application by Wi-Fi and 3G video calls Skype Windows client-side vulnerabilities, said large-scale outages caused Skype massive downtime suffered another patent infringement suit after the Skype or postponed iPhone platform video calling features (Figure)
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