All Eyes on Alibaba

Alibaba has launched an exciting new TV advertising campaign. Building on Alibaba's successful CCTV campaign, Alibaba's new ads will run 7 times a day for 6 months on CNBC, the global leader in business news.
For a full view of Alibaba TVC on CNBC, please download the revised 30-second TVC from this
link:

http://203.120.38.38/alibaba2/

The specific TV ads schedule for viewers who are in the Asia pacific region.

Alibaba Sponsors CNBC "China Business Briefing"
ChinaSuppliers Promoted Worldwide

Alibaba.com has teamed up with CNBC, the global leader in business news, to sponsor CNBC’s China Business Update. Sharing the sponsorship with Bank of China, the sponsorship is a major investment to promote Alibaba’s China Suppliers and TrustPass members to buyers around the world.

This is just the latest international advertising campaign Alibaba has invested in to promote its suppliers abroad. Previous and current advertising campaigns include the following media:

In addition to the current advertising campaign, Alibaba.com has been featured in non-paid news reports on CNBC around the world:


Announcement on CNBC Asia of Alibaba.com		Jack Ma being interviewed by CNBC Europe

CNBC is the recognized global leader in business news, providing real-time financial market coverage and business information to more than 198 million homes worldwide throughout the business day. In the U.S. and Canada, CNBC is distributed to more than 82 million households, providing business news as a joint service of its parent, NBC, and Dow Jones, publisher of The Wall Street Journal. In addition to its head quarters in Fort Lee, N.J., CNBC has news bureaus in midtown Manhattan, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles, London, Palo Alto, Singapore, the Nasdaq MarketSite, and the New York Stock Exchange. CNBC also has news and studio operations in several Wall Street Journal bureaus, including San Francisco and Seattle.

With the Iraq War and SARS epidemic threatening an adverse effect on global business confidence, Alibaba has been fighting back,encouraging its members to turn adversity to opportunity.

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