BEIJING, April 25 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Telecom Communications,
Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: TCOM.OB - News), the Total Solutions Provider,
announced today that its subsidiary, MyStarU.com online education net, has
sold the exclusive license to a master franchisee -- Hunan Culture Artist
Training Center ("HCAT") in Hunan province China.
HCAT pays MyStarU.com a license fee of $200,000 in one time offer, and has
rights to sell licenses to unlimited franchisees inside of Hunan province.
HCAT plans total sales of 30 franchisees in 2007. A total of about 30,000
vocational students use their online education programs. Based on forecasts,
MyStarU.com will generate revenue of $800,000 in license fees plus $150,000 in
monthly royalty fees.
About MyStarU.com
MyStarU.com -- The online vocational education business wholly owned by
Telecom Communications, Inc. (TCOM). MyStarU (http://www.mystaru.com) is a
website dedicated to performing arts education.
MyStarU.com, which charges users a monthly fee of US$20 for each end-user,
is in co-operation with SOHU.com (http://yule.sohu.com/s2006/bogeboqjhhx/) for
promotion and marketing services. MyStarU.com is also working with a main
talent management firm and production companies in Hong Kong, China, to adapt
their platforms specifically to suit the unique needs of the artists' talent
market.
Recently, MyStarU.com has successfully launched a franchise program and
sold a master franchise license in Tianjin China. The first master franchisee
plans total sales of 20 franchisees in 2007. About 20,000 vocational students
use their online education programs. Based on forecasts, MyStarU.com will
generate revenue of $600,000 in licensing fees plus $100,000 in monthly
royalty fees.
TCOM's online vocational education business forecasts revenue of $12
million generated from sales of 10 master franchise licenses by MyStarU.com.
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