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November 17, 2010 – Beijing, China – Muuzii announced today that it has reached an agreement with the country’s leading information and telecom institute, the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT), Software College to jointly establish a mobile learning laboratory at the University campus. This is the first of its kind of the application lab that will focus on mobile learning application research and development. Mr. Song Maoqiang, Dean of the Software College of BUPT, Mr. Wu Guoshi, Professor of Software College, Mr. Eric Fang, CEO of Muuzii, Mr. Tom Fan, Director of Technology of Muuzii, Mr. Damian Omar Valdez, Trustee of The National Center for Sustainable Development(NCSD) from New York,. And Mr. Fu Xianglin, Spokesman of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. attended the laboratory inauguration ceremony. Mr. Song Maoqiang addressed at the inauguration ceremony and said: ‘cooperate with Muuzii to establish this mobile learning laboratory will have profound effect on Software College’s development in the future. Muuzii, as a company, and BUPT, as a research and education institution, will both benefit from this cooperation. The university-enterprise cooperation model will incubate more and more innovative talents for teleommunications and information technology field.’ Mr. Tom Fan, represented Muuzii’s technical team introduced Muuzii’s technological vision and application research and development history to the faculty members and students at BUPT. Mr. Eric Fang, CEO of Muuzii, added at the ceremony that Muuzii’s market success and achievement was largely contributed through our technical advancement and continues market research and development. “There is no better partner, other than BUPT that we would want to be with and share our success and together to innovate into the future of mobile learning through joint efforts of research and development. Mr. Fang introduced the Muuzii’s global marketing vision and innovative development strategy, and shared his 20 […]

September 29, 2010 – Chengdu, China – Xuekun Fu, Deputy Director of Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone Administrative Committee accompanied by Chang Su and Tao Weng, the Director of Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone Innovation Center, visited Muuzii on Sep 29, 2010. Ms, Fang Ling (2nd from right), President of Muuzii with Mr. Xuekun Fu (2nd from left), Deputy Director of Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone Administrative Committee, Mr. Chang Su (1st from left) and Ms. Tao Weng (1st from right), Directors of Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone Innovation Center Ms. Fang Ling, President of Muuzii, presented company vision and development status to Mr. Fu and his delegation during his visit and after carefully listened to the company presentation, Mr. Fu congratulated Muuzii’s great achievement both on technology and business in such short two years period. He added: “The Muuzii multilingual learning and translation solution advocates a true innovative development that to be encouraged by Chengdu government and Hi-tech Zone”. On behalf of the Hi-tech Zone and Chengdu government, “we will continue to support Muuzii company and its innovative development”, Mr. Fu further stated. “Muuzii benefited from the perfect public service system in Hi-Tech Zone and strong policy support from Chengdu government since beginning. We envision that through our development combining support from the hi-tech zone and Chengdu government, Muuzii will be able to grow its business which will set the foundation for Muuzii’s establishment of international multilingual solution service center in Chengdu aiming to bridge cross boarder communication without the language barrier through Asia and North and South Americas market.” Fang Ling Said. About Muuzii Technologies Muuzii was founded in the Chengdu, Sichuan and with its offices located in Beijing, Chengdu, Chongqing and Houston, Texas. Muuzii’s established its international service center in Chengdu Hi-tech Zone in 2008. Today, after two years of service, product and technology development, […]

NDG Holdings/Sinoaccess Delegation Visited Xinhua Company NDG Holdings/Sinoaccess Delegation Visited Xinhua Company Beijing, CHINA, September 21st, 2010 – NDG Holdings/Sinoaccess Delegation visited Xinhua Water Resources & Hydroelectric Investment Corporation in Beijing today. Xinhua Company is one of the largest professional water resources and hydroelectricity projects investment companies under the Ministry of Water Resources of China. Mr. Ding Shuangyue, President of Xinhua Company, Mr. Eric Fang, CEO of Sinoaccess Corporation and Co-founder Nicaragua Development Group Holdings S.A., Mr. Javier Lacayo, Founder and President of Nicaragua Development Group Holdings S.A. (“NDG Holdings”) and Mr. Mauricio Godoy, Vice President, Project and Market Development of NDG had a meeting to present a few of the hydroelectric projects that are ready to be developed in Nicaragua, and discussed the potential cooperation in the area of renewable energy and especially in hydroelectric projects in Nicaragua. Mr. Eric Fang expressed that all parties are very pleased on this great successful beginning, and looking forward to the great cooperation achievements between the NDG and Xinhua in the energy sector in Nicaragua. Start from this successful initial contact, NDG Holdings, Sinoaccess Corp., and Xinhua Company will jointly develop hydroelectric projects in Nicaragua, which will not only help to generate economic growth through job creation in Nicaragua, but also bring Xinhua Company a very successful future in Nicaragua. Nicaragua has a renewable energy generation potential of more than 4,500 MW distributed in Hydroelectricity, Geothermal, Wind Energy and Biomass. At this moment the Government of Nicaragua has established as its priority to grant concessions to generate energy from renewable sources.

Sep 13th, 2010 – Tianjin, China – World Articulated Naturality Web (ANW) Forum, the sub-forum of the 2010 summer of World Economy Forum (Davos) held in Tianjin World Financial Center, Tianjin, China on Sep 13, 2010. As founding member of this forum, The National Centre for Sustainable Development (NCSD) brings its low-carbon economy vision and initiative to the ANW forum to promote the sustainable low carbon technology development in the augmented reality technology field. NCSD have been worked for many years to promote the low carbon economy through innovations and technology advancement. With the world experts in mobile communications and professionals from augmented reality industry come together in Tianjin to shared the low carbon technology innovation and energy saving ideas in a new frontier of augmented reality technology development under the World Economic Forum, the launching of ANW is very timely and NCSD is proud to be the founding member of this forum. Articulated Naturality Web fuses augmented reality (AR) and the Internet together. ANW technology services include video scene feature identification, image processing, multi-sensor coordination, real-time positioning, wireless access, media information, digital publication, entertainment and other fields of augmented reality. The combination of these components coupled with the Internet and mobile Internet technology will form an emerging industry. The organizers of the World ANW Forum have decided the annual meeting was necessary to support the standardization and commercialization of the ANW according to the international practice’s mission to drive the commercialization, internationalization, and futurization of the ANW throughout the world. Eric Fang, Trustee and Vice President of NCSD stated at the forum：”With the development of augmented reality industry, people will have unprecedented experience in both daily social and professional life. This technology innovation apply to the mobile world will fundamentally change people’s life style and behavior and bring more […]

Sep 13th, 2010 – Tianjin, China – World Articulated Naturality Web (ANW) Forum, the sub-forum of the 2010 Summer Davos held in Tianjin World Financial Center on Sep 13, 2010. As one of the founding member of the ANW Forum, Muuzii was invited to share its vision in mobile application of Augmented Reality. With the experts in augmented reality, mobile communications and IT industry come together from the United States, Britain, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Israel, Singapore, Australia and China, the push for the next generation of augmented reality technology into the real application in mobile environment will open up a whole new emerging technology and applications market. Articulated Naturality Web fuses augmented reality (AR) and the Internet together. ANW technology services include video scene feature identification, image processing, multi-sensor coordination, real-time positioning, wireless access, media information, digital publication, entertainment and other fields of augmented reality. The combination of these components coupled with the Internet and mobile Internet technology will form an emerging industry. The organizers of the World ANW Forum have decided the annual meeting was necessary to support the standardization and commercialization of the ANW according to the international practice’s mission to drive the commercialization, internationalization, and futurization of the ANW throughout the world. As a pioneer in the field of mobile learning, different from the other research institutions participants, Muuzii is to put the “augmented reality” technology into a daily mobile use. When being asked about how to apply the “augmented reality” technology to mobile learning, Eric Fang, the CEO of Muuzii said: “Combination of Augmented Reality and Mobile Internet will make mobile learning more vivid and transform individual learning behavior in the way that we have not experienced. Muzzii has been research on application and utilizing our cutting-edge technology to allow our users to experience a […]

WASHINGTON, D.C., June 7, 2010 – The National Center for Sustainable Development (NCSD) announced today the visit to Washington, D.C. of Madame He Bangjing, Chair of the Strategic Development Committee of the China CDM Fund and former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Finance of China for talks with the NCSD Board of Trustees and several prominent Washington officials to enhance promotion of bilateral cooperation towards low carbon economic development. Madame He and her delegation including high-ranking members of the China CDM Fund met in the morning with senior officials of the World Bank and in the afternoon with former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger and Ambassador Paula Dobriansky, former Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs. Madame He Bangjing, Chair of the Strategic Development Committee of the China CDM Fund, and Mr. Chen Huan, Deputy Director General of the China CDM Fund met with former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger. “The meetings with Sandy Berger and Paula Dobriansky helped to reinforce the message that there are vital channels of communications at the NGO and business level which can serve to clarify and accelerate work done at the government to government level,” said Mitchell F. Stanley, President and Trustee of NCSD. Madame He’s message of the need to begin tangible implementation of the goals of the China-US Low Carbon Development Cooperation Program was clear and immediate. “China’s environmental, sustainability, and low carbon development goals are consistent with its worldview as a developing country with a population of 1.4 billion people, many of whom still live in rural poverty,” said NCSD Trustee Damian Omar Valdez, “and deserve access to the basic benefits of the economic development and innovation the developed world has enjoyed for over a century, and will surely lead to economic development returns for both China and globally.” As often […]

May 31st, 2010 – Beijing, China – Muuzii announced new partnership with ViVi Magazine in Beijing. ViVi Magazine is the leading fashion magazine in China targets young and cool generation of girls from age group of 15-30. The new partnership will allow Muuzii to offer fresh and cool fashion contents in its product line, which will help ViVi to further its mobile strategy while Muuzii will benefit from added new contents for its mobile learning service. Mr. Eric Fang, the CEO of Muuzii Technologies added ”together with ViVi, we are innovating a new type of fashion content and program that will be suitable for mobile viewing and our goal is to combine more cool fashion leaning series to allow more young kids to learn not only English, but with fun experience. It’s an exciting time for Muuzii and ViVi work together to provide world class innovations and superior content for customers.” Furthermore, Muuzii also unveils its vision for the future of Mobile Internet and a roadmap that integrates products and services from Mobile Fashion Learning Solutions following Muuzii’s cooperation agreement with ViVi. Muuzii firmly believes the new partnership will fast track Muuzii’s development and provide an invaluable opportunity for customers to experience the latest products in Mobile Fashion Learning.

May 25th, 2010 – Chengdu, China – April 30, 2010 was a historic day for Muuzii. After six months’ preparation, its brand new office was opened in Chengdu. The new facility will provide a unique and comfortable working space and environment for our employees and host our national call center and customer service center. Our goal is to stimulate innovation idea, product development, and most important is our customer satisfaction service as part of Muuzii’s ongoing expansion. Two years ago, pioneers from mobile learning field came together to establish Muuzii Technologies. Now with the support of the customers and partners, Muuzii has become a leading player in the field of mobile learning and its customers’ base rising up to 2 million in just short of one year commercial operation. We firmly believe the new office will fast track Muuzii’s development and help Muuzii to achieve its long term objective. The designing of new office in Chengdu is primarily based on the international standard of energy efficiency, with the eyes to have enough office space for Muuzii’s future expansion. The new call center delivers more interactive experience to the customers. Furthermore, the prime service of the Chengdu Hi-tech Zone also enabled Muuzii higher ability to offer better application. Muuzii Chengdu Office Address: Rm.505, Block B, No.5 Gaopeng Avenue, Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone, Chengdu 610041, Sichuan, P.R.China Tel：028-85199884 Chengdu Hi-tech Zone (CDHT), ratified by the State Council in 1991, is one of the earliest state-level hi-tech industrial development zones, an ISO14000 National Model District and one of the six pilot zones established under the project of “The World’s First-class Park Initiatives” sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology.

April 30th, 2010 – Beijing, China – As an innovative pioneer in mobile learning, Muuzii Technologies never forgets its social responsibility and always commits to become a next-generation contributor to Green Mobile Internet Service. To drive the Green Mobile Internet Service and prevent the unhealthy contents, Muuzii technologies strengthens “green” diagnostic measure for our product, both from deliver platform and content creation standpoints. Thus, we are able to provide users with healthier and greener content so as to guide the consumer behavior and create a healthy mobile learning environment. In February 2010, responded to the call from Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Muuzii, joining 100 other organizations, signed a joint communication for its commitment to “Build Green Mobile Internet”. Muuzii expressed its determination to safeguard its service with up most security standards and highlighted the fulfillment of social responsibility. The signing of the joint communication is just the first step Muuzii conducted in order to provide greener and more secure service as a Green Mobile Learning Platform.

Washington, D.C. – On April 23rd the National Center for Sustainable Development (NCSD) in conjunction with the George Washington University’s Institute of International Economic Policy and the Bertelsmann Foundation will host another milestone in the implementation of the US China Low Carbon Initiative. The Energy and Climate Forum, which is a roundtable discussion of practical approaches to reducing carbon intensity, as viewed from public and private sector perspectives. This Forum was proposed by the joint agreement of NCSD, and the Chinese CDM Fund while meeting in Washington in November 2009 as part of the 2010 work plan and management agenda. The goals of the Forum are to continue to analyze and evaluate selected national policies in a comparison study and to identify demonstration projects designed for practical implementation. The Forum will focus on the experience of the two largest global GHG emitters: the United States, with its 100 year perspective as a developed country with current economic realities and China with its developing country 25 year perspective with rapid growth but with an economy less than half the US size and four times the population. These two perspectives will be both challenged and informed by the perspective of the leader of the developed world that has embraced the opportunity of a low carbon future: the Federal Republic of Germany. With a host of innovative pioneering approaches towards balancing Energy and Climate equation, we are fortunate to have Ambassador Dr. Klaus Scharioth address the Forum. Ambassador Scharioth is an internationally known opinion leader on the subject of practical steps and the public sector policies that speed their implementation. NCSD, the CDM Fund and George Washington University are grateful for the ongoing support of the Bertelsmann Foundation and its leadership both in Washington, DC and Germany to join in the promotion of […]

(Beijing, CHINA, February 25, 2010) – On December 16, 2009, the National Center For Sustainable Development (“NCSD”) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, International Institute for Monitoring and Management of Environment and Resources (“UNIDOIMR”) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding for a strategic alliance to cooperate on and support the China-U.S. Low Carbon Development Cooperation Program (the “Program”) for systemic cooperation between China and the U.S. on sustainable low carbon development. The Program was officially launched by the NCSD and the China CDM Fund Management Center (“CDM Fund”) in November 2009. Under the agreement, UNIDOIMR has entered into a strategic alliance with the NCSD to provide various forms of assistance and support to NCSD to realize and maintain the Program, including assistance in organizing conferences and activities, recommend relative cooperative partners and potential funding organizations, assist in fund raising efforts, and join in research projects and similar activities consistent with promoting the NCSD’s Program. This important and significant relationship with UNIDOIMR is in keeping with the NCSD’s heritage and mission as a U.S. not-for-profit organization in fostering sustainable economic development through the promotion of pollution abatement and other low carbon demonstration projects that lead to recognition of methods and practices that can be adopted as a matter of public and commercial practice and which will lead to reductions in the emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. The objectives to be demonstrated by the NCSD Program, and that will be further supported through the strategic alliance with UNIDOIMR, are to improve communities globally with examples of sustainable low carbon development through the sponsorship of relevant comparative studies on policy, demonstration and scale-up of investment projects with market-based mechanisms and financial instruments, the purpose of which is to promote sustainable economic and low carbon development by participating in, supporting […]

The NCSD Issues National Call to Action to Business, Industry and Government in The U.S. and China to step up efforts on bi-lateral practical Cooperation for A Sustainable Low Carbon Economy (WASHINGTON, D.C., February 2, 2010) – On November 10, 2009, marking a first-of-its kind innovative initiative and significant efforts by the Government of China, for systemic cooperation between China and the U.S. on sustainable low carbon development, the National Center For Sustainable Development (“NCSD”) initiated a groundbreaking commitment to launch the China-U.S. Low Carbon Development Cooperation Program – exemplifying its expanded mission statement and its next generation of innovative and sustainable low carbon development initiatives. As a first step in demonstrating the commitment of both parties to the Program, on November 10, 2009 the Board of Trustees of the NCSD welcomed Mr. Chen Huan, Deputy Director General of the China CDM Fund Management Center (“CDMF”), Ministry of Finance (“MOF”) of China and Dr. Wen Gang, Deputy Director of Research and Development Department of the CDMF, to join in guiding and managing the Program. Their involvement shows the close cooperation between the CDMF and the NCSD. The launch and implementation of the Program is in keeping with the NCSD’s heritage and mission as a U.S. not-for-profit organization in fostering sustainable development through the promotion of pollution abatement demonstration projects that lead to recognition of methods and practices that can be adopted as a matter of public and commercial practice and which will lead to reductions in the emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. The objectives to be demonstrated are to improve communities globally with examples of sustainable low carbon development through the sponsorship of relevant comparative studies on policy, demonstration and scale-up of investment projects with market-based mechanisms and financial instruments, the purpose of which is to promote […]