Rose Wang was a loyal customer of Starbucks.
Every morning when she went to work, she would go to Starbucks to buy a cup of cappuccino and a pastries.
Therefore, she could meet those investors every morning. However, Wang Meigui told herself that it was not yet time to contact such a big investor.
The most important thing was to put on a show first. Otherwise, it would be useless to talk about it.
At that time, China's television industry did not have such a thing as investment. The most important thing was that they did not lack money.
The television station was a business of the country, so there was no need for financing.
What Wang Meigui wanted to do was a single television project. In fact, as long as she got the broadcast time and found a sponsor, this project would be able to survive.
As for why Wang Meigui had to raise funds, it was mainly because Wang Meigui had a long-term plan and still wanted to make a channel.
Although digital television was still in its early stages, it would have developed sooner or later. He could only bet on this digital television channel.
Director Cai, whom Wang Meigui found, was in charge of the digital television that was still losing money at that time.
And now, the single TV project in Wang Meigui's hands was just a pioneer for this channel.
The digital television channel had been losing money, and no one knew how long it would take.
However, at that time, digital television was already a government action in both the United States and China.
When Wang Meigui was studying for a master's degree in the United States, her professor taught her about the integration of the three networks in the future.
The internet, the television network, and the telephone network combined into one.
She had heard on television about a hearing held by television operators in the United States regarding digital television.
From the perspective of the Senators, digital television had to be implemented, and the broadcast date had already been set. From the perspective of television operators, they would delay the implementation of digital television if they could, because this meant that they would have to change all their equipment, which was a huge investment.
Regardless of whether it was China or the United States, digital television was bound to be implemented. It was no longer a matter of time. It was a matter of the broadcast date.
Because with digital television, a large part of the electronic frequency band in the sky could be liberated, which was needed for national defense.
Wang Meigui wondered how many people were betting on the digital television channel.
It seemed that it was a considerable number.
Wang Meigui started her business at the same time as her schoolmate, Zhao Guan.
However, Zhao Guan already had a wife and child. He did not dare to act rashly.
Therefore, he often participated in all kinds of "recruiting" activities.
His company in the United States was doing electronic payments, and it was also the most famous paypal in electronic payments.
In fact, there were not many people in the technical field who took the lead themselves. They preferred to work together. That way, some people would do sales and some people would specialize in technology.
Zhao Guan also traveled between China and the United States, but he was not as diligent as Wang Meigui.
However, Zhao Guan's wife was very opposed to Zhao Guan's business plan.
The well-known atmosphere in the country made her unwilling to let Zhao Guan go back to the country at all, for fear that he would find a lover.
Moreover, she was a real estate agent who worked part-time for most housewives in the United States. She did exceptionally well, so much so that she bought a Mercedes-Benz to drive with her own performance.
In front of his wife who drove a Mercedes-Benz, Zhao Guan felt that he was a little inferior. He wished he could return to China as soon as possible and start the company.
Zhao Guan was working with someone else.
However, he did not dare to resign. He believed that if he resigned, the wife who drove the Mercedes-Benz would trample him under her feet.
He could only do it part-time.
At an Alumni Association gathering, Zhao Guan met Wang Meigui, who had just returned to the United States, at a Chinese restaurant.
Wang Meigui took a look. Among the half-baked people at the table, only Zhao Guan was slightly familiar with them.
"Zhao Guan, how is your company?”Wang Meigui asked him.
"It's alright."
"What project are you guys working on?"
"I can't say."
"Does it have anything to do with the business of the company you're working for now?”a female engineer asked.
"I can't say." Zhao Guan looked like he didn't want to ask anymore.
"They're still in their 'silent period.'"”
Everyone laughed and finally let Zhao Guan pass.
However, Zhao Guan's caution was reasonable. Wang Meigui was not an IT industry insider, so if someone asked her what project she was working on, she could say it was a TV project. If she asked more carefully, she could also tell others that it was similar to a TV series.
This way, those who did not know how to watch television could let her go. However, people like Zhao Guan had to be quiet about what they were doing. People in the same field could understand your creativity with just one or two sentences, so it was better to keep your mouth shut.
Whether it was in terms of law or social conditions, the United States could be said to be very friendly to start-ups.
Most of the famous IT companies started out in garages, such as Apple and Google.
Because the main houses in America are called villas in our country.
The villas all had garages. In fact, this meant that starting a business was done in one's own home.
To register a company in our country, one has to have an office and the other has to have registered capital. Just these two things alone are the expenses.
However, there had been improvements in recent years. The office could now be registered as a home address, and the registration funds could be paid in batches.
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