Friday, September 23, 2005

Angel investor service for China media

Fons Tuinstra posts an interesting piece today on Neilsen Media's new report on advertising in China. Good eye-catching stuff.

Total ads spending in China reached 143.4 billion Renminbi (US$17.7) in the first six months of this year, 20 percent more than the same period last year, according to Nielsen Media Research, writes Variety.


What really caught our eye, though, was his advertisement on the same page for an angel investor service with a medical trade magazine as its first offering. Much has been written recently about the difficulty of entrepreneurs in both China and India getting a start. The VCs are much more interested in 'safely' skimming the cream in pre-IPO round financings. Much written, little done about it. So, good luck with this initiative Fons.

(advert)

China Herald Angel investor service
A market place for great projects, looking for initial investment

A medical trade magazine with great future in China looks for an angel investor for USD 100,000. Interested? Ask for more details at the angel-investor service of the China Herald

(Having a great idea for a business in China and looking for exposure to get seed money? Try this 'no cure, no pay' service by the China Herald.

(Via China Herald.)

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