BroadWebAsia in the News

About BroadWebAsia

BroadWebAsia (OTC: BWBA) is a diversified Internet company focused on online communities and online advertising in the People's Republic of China ("PRC").

Chairman, Founder, and largest shareholder, Brad Greenspan (MySpace founder), started building the core of BroadWebAsia in 2005 to focus on the development of web 2.0 properties and new media opportunities in the PRC.

Today, headquartered in Beijing, BroadWebAsia's CEO Peter Schloss leads an online entertainment-focused network that in February 2008 received over 70 million unique visitors per month and generated more than 500 million monthly page views as reported by third party analytics.

Through direct ownership, commercial arrangements and joint ventures, the BroadWebAsia network is comprised of Hupo.TV, Mofile, TYCY Games, 9e3.com, Bbmao, and ETE.

About BroadWebAsia's Network

Hupo.TV and Mofile are two of the leading online video sharing sites in China in terms of monthly unique visitors. Mofile focuses primarily on user-generated content while Hupo.TV focuses primarily on proprietary content.

TYCY Games is a leading flash-based online casual games company that offers thousands of online casual games to its targeted 13-20 year old demographic.

9e3.com is an online social networking and community site also focusing on the 13-20 year old demographic.

BBmao.com is a meta-search engine that sends queries to multiple search services and delivers search results in a logic and organized manner to its users. It also offers an integrated social bookmarking feature that allows people to share bookmarks with one another. Bbmao.com was selected as one of Red Herring Magazine's Top 100 companies in Asia in 2006.

ETE is a leading advertising serving and services company serving online advertising to more than 23,000 websites in China. ETE is the owner of the AdSky technology and also operates the affiliate marketing website, www.pv.com.cn.

About China's Market

China is expected to have the largest number of online users in the world by 2009 and is regarded by most analysts as the new breeding ground for the next generation of internet giants due to massive Chinese population, fast growing online user based and economy, and increase in consumer spending.