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Benjamin Li
May 5, 2010

Madhouse partners with Far EasTone Telecommunications in cross-carrier mobile advertising

SHANGHAI - Renowned Chinese mobile advertising network Madhouse Inc. has announced a strategic partnership with Taiwanese mobile carrier Far EasTone Telecommunications, to help develop and enable Far EasTone's cross-carrier mobile internet advertising network in Taiwan.

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