History of Hurray!

September 2008
Hurray! makes Strategic Investment in Taiwan’s Seed Music

March 2007
Hurray! acquires major interest in Secular Bird Culture Communication Co., Ltd. (“Secular Bird”), and jointly established Hurray! Secular Bird.

November 2006
Hurray! makes Strategic Investment in New Run Entertainment (Birdman).

December 2005
Hurray! acquires acquires 100% interest in Shanghai Magma.

December 2005
Hurray! makes Strategic Investment in Huayi Brothers Music

November 2005
Hurray! acquires major interest in the music of the Freeland Group.

November 2005
Hurray! establishes Hurray! Digital Media Technology Co. Ltd.

October 2005
Hurray! signs up “Super Girl” finalist and enters digital music production and distribution

September 2005
Hurray! acquires Beijing Hengji Weiye.

May 2005
Hurray! release the first “Mobile Album” in China

March 2005
Hurray! acquires Beijing Hutong.

February 2005
Hurray! lists on NASDAQ Market and completes Initial Public Offering of U$70.52 million.

December 2004
Hurray! completes Phase III of China Unicom's WAP infrastructure and services platform

June 2004
Hurray! acquires Beijing Enterprise which offers 2.5G services through China Mobile.

July 2003
Hurray! helps China Unicom launch its nation-wide WAP portal services.

May 2003
Hurray! completes Phase II of China Unicom's WAP infrastructure and services platform which can support 1.5 million users.

June 2002
Hurray! introduces nation-wide WAP services with China Unicom and its VASPro software supports half a million users on China Unicom's network.

January 2002
Hurray! completes Phase I of China Unicom's WAP infrastructure and services platform using the company's service provisioning and management software, VASPro.

July 2001
Hurray! introduces SMS to more than 25 provinces through China Unicom and China Mobile.

June 2001
Hurray!'s management team conducts a management buy-in, purchasing a substantial equity interest in our company and focusing our direction on 2.5G technologies.

September 1999
Hurray! Holdings becomes an independent company after being spun-off from UT Starcom, a Nasdaq-listed company.