PPLIVE, Largest P2P Broadcast Service, Goes Global

Filed in archive Companies , International by Marc on September 20, 2006

PPLIVE claims it is the largest P2P streaming broadcast service. The bulk of its users are in China. It's unknown in the U.S. But that should change.

PPLIVE has partnered with ZIM Corporation to go after the North American and European markets. ZIM is a global mobile service provider and application developer.

About PPLive:

PPLIVE is the world most popular P2P video streaming software, it has the most number of registered users globally. In August 2005, PPLIVE recorded 500,000 simultaneous online users for viewing of the Chinese "Super Girl" show, that is the highest viewer number among all p2p video providers. In September 2005 PPLIVE was ranked the top 50 searched site by Baidu Search engine, and PPLIVE client software was ranked top 10 among most searched softwares. Presently, PPLIVE client software downloads exceeds 130 Million, and registered user reaches 50 Million.

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