"Probably not, we haven't found a more suitable candidate at the moment.

Because we don't have anything to do with politics, we won't admit even the children of the people in the front row.

If you refuse, this year's quota should be vacant, and in the old Chinese saying, it is better to have a shortage than an abundance."

After Li Xihui finished speaking, everyone had a tacit understanding not to mention Zhou Xin's membership.

Like this kind of invitation, it is enough to mention it once, and it belongs to the point to the end, and the wisher takes the bait.

Behind the dinner table chat, Zhou Xin told Li Xihui and Yang Zhiyuan what he heard from Cao Yongluo as an interesting thing that happened to him.

Yang Zhiyuan has some empathy: "I have also encountered something similar to you, but fortunately, the rumors about me are only on the Internet, and only a limited number of people have seen them.

It's not like something that happens to you that has such a big impact."

Li Xihui asked, "How is your relationship with your classmate?"

Zhou Xin: "It can only be said that I know."

Lee continued, "Do you want to avoid something like this from happening in the future? To put it simply, do you want to be held accountable? Take your classmates as a typical case and warn others about the infringement of your right to reputation?"

Zhou Xin: "I have thought about it, but the problem is that I am not in China, and I don't know which law firm in China is familiar with this area.

The second is that the protection of the right to reputation in China is very limited, and it is difficult to generate sufficient deterrence.

If it is just an apology, a fine of tens of thousands of dollars will be counterproductive."

After Li Xihui served as the president of the Association of 100, the reason why he was able to pull all kinds of cattle into the association was inseparable from his sense of smell that he was good at finding opportunities.

Li Xihui had already thought of an idea in his heart: "You can give this matter to Yang Yimei, who is also our member.

Chairman of the Asia Pacific region of Kaishou Law Firm and a partner of Kaishou Lawyers.

There are currently two senior lawyers in the Committee of 100, Deng Jinming and Yang Yimei, both of whom have become partners.

Deng Jinming is not in charge of the business in the Asia-Pacific region, and Yang Yimei is more suitable.

Kaishou is the first Ameriken law firm to receive approval from the Ministry of Justice to open a representative office in Shenhai.

They only entered the Chinese market in February last year, and they are worried that there is no case to make a name for themselves, so I will help you contact Yang Yimei.

For a celebrity like you, even if Kaishou doesn't make money, for the sake of his own business in China, he will help you win this lawsuit and make the other party pay the price."

Zhou Xin thought about it, it really made sense: "Trouble, help me meet Ms. Yang then?"

Li Xihui: "No problem, you give me your contact information, and I'll tell Yimei when I go back, and let her come to you when the time comes."

For lawyers, helping celebrities in lawsuits is the most profitable, and Yimei probably wants to thank me for helping her find such a successful client as you."

If there is a fame list, Zhou Xin can definitely be ranked first in China.

The fame is even more exaggerated than Jack Ma at his peak.

Seeing that Zhou Xin and Li Xihui were almost chatting, Yang Zhiyuan began to ask him questions: "Nen, hasn't Yahoo also launched its own Q&A community.

We have about the same number of registered users as Uora, but the number of regular Uora users, i.e., users who can ask and answer questions, is only one-fiftieth of that of Yahoo Q&A.

But the quality of Uora's answers far exceeds that of the Yahoo Q&A community, which is full of questions and answers that are not nutritious.

The number of pageviews is nowhere near as good as uora. I finally understand why you set such a high bar for Uora in the first place.

Now Yahoo Q&A is a difficult way to ride a tiger, and as soon as we lower the threshold, we are doomed to have no way to raise the threshold again."

Zhou Xin smiled: "I didn't think about it that much.

The reason why I set such a high bar is because my main partners at that time, they used to make online encyclopedias, and their online encyclopedias have high requirements for editors.

It didn't work out, but I think it's the right way to go

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When it comes to knowledge, unlike ordinary online forums, quality is far more important than quantity.

So uora did not choose the quantity. Now it seems that I was right to insist, and of course it's still too early, and Yahoo's choice isn't necessarily wrong."

Yang Zhiyuan sighed: "Due to the large number of users, it is difficult to manage community content, and it is difficult to completely stop some content that goes beyond the boundary.

When users find themselves posting colored answers, they can easily get a lot of likes, and all areas start to be flooded with colored answers.

We don't even have time to ban the account, and Yahoo plans to adopt a similar mechanism to the UORA part, where new users are forced to bind to their mobile phone number when they register an account.

The cost of a mobile phone number is much higher than that of an email address, and users will also consider whether the answer is in line with the community norms when they are in danger of being banned."

Zhou Xin: "This is also a way, the patent of the SMS verification code is under NePay, and Yahoo can go directly to NePay to nePay.

In fact, I have always wanted to let users forcibly bind their mobile phones, but considering that not all users have mobile phones, I have never taken this step.

It's Yahoo that takes the first step and can help us explore the way."

Yang Zhiyuan: "There is no way to do it, and if there is another choice, Yahoo will not deliberately embarrass users.

It's better not to go public, before the listing, the company completely belongs to me, and investors can't interfere with my decision.

After going public, every decision needs to consider the company's share price. After Yahoo went public, I was nowhere near happier than I was when I started my business two years ago."

Zhou Xin: "Listing is also a siege, people on the inside want to come out, and people on the outside want to go in.

Riot Games is also going live, and I'm going to start a roadshow in the near future, and I expect to have four roadshows in New York and Los Angeles in two weeks' time."

Yang Zhiyuan: "Notify me when the time comes, and I will come to cheer you on."

Riot Games is definitely a high-quality asset, and Riot Games should be the only Internet company that has achieved profitability but has not yet been listed.

And as long as you have a discerning investor, you can see that Riot Games has great potential in the future.

The gaming community's strong monopoly in the video game forum segment has led to the failure of Internet companies that want to compete head-to-head with Riot Games.

In fact, if NePay is only available to Riot Games and not other online game stores, Riot Games will have a greater advantage."

This refers to Blizzard, which has also launched its own Battle.net system beta version, which allows users to purchase Blizzard-produced games directly through NePay on Battle.net.

And you can play through the battle network, but the network is a little poor, and the network fluctuation is more serious.

Zhou Xin: "If that happens, then all Internet companies will want to make their own payment software.

NePay is not just my own electronic payment app."

Yang Zhiyuan: "You have a farther vision than I do, and if NePay is Yahoo's payment software, Yahoo will definitely not open it to the public.

Then the major Internet companies entered the market one after another. So sometimes retreating is advancing.

Speaking of Riot Games, as long as the Riot community remains strong, Riot's position will not be shaken.

Even if Blizzard had its own game store, they would still put the game on Riot."

Zhou Xin explained: "Blizzard wants to be both a game publisher and a game distribution channel, which obviously doesn't work.

I split Riot into Flamingo and Riot Games early on to avoid similar problems and make game developers think that the game distribution channel will treat each game fairly.

That's a big reason why the number of games released through Riot Games is growing so fast."

Yang Zhiyuan: "What is the valuation of Goldman Sachs for Riot's listing?"

Zhou Xin: "Five billion dollars."

Zhou Xin sold a small stake in Riot Games to Bill Gates in exchange for Beaver

The villa in Lee Hills happened about half a year ago, when Riot was valued at $2 billion.

Yang Zhiyuan thought for a while: "Almost, leave a little profit space on the day of the secondary market sale."

After chatting with Yang Zhiyuan and Li Xihui, Yang Yimei contacted him the next day, "Nen, hello, I'm Alice, Alice Yang, Li Xihui told me that you have a lawsuit in China that you want to fight.

I wonder if Kaishou Law Firm has the honor to be your plenipotentiary representative in China to help you fight this lawsuit?"

Yang Yimei was very excited when she got the news last night, because this is indeed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Zhou Xin's influence is not only in China and Ameriken, but also in the entire Asia-Pacific region.

Helping a celebrity at this level to fight a lawsuit, not to mention the lawyer's fees on the surface, the potential benefits are far greater than the lawyer's fees.

Just helping Kaishou open up the situation in China is enough for her to move up to the next level from the position of president of the Asia-Pacific region.

Zhou Xin: "Hello Alice, Mr. Li told me, and I also believe in Kaishou's strength.

What I need is not only to sue the author of "Zhou Xin's Road to Success", but also to sue everyone in China who has violated my right to reputation."

Yang Yimei said quickly, "Mr. Zhou, since I plan to introduce to you in detail my views on this prosecution, which involves the laws of China, I will talk to you in Chinese.

First of all, we can guarantee that these people who profit from the infringement of your right to reputation will pay the price, but if it is only a violation of your right to reputation, there are so many people involved that it is difficult to pursue.

Secondly, it is not only these individuals, but also the publisher of the book, the newspapers involved in promoting the book, and the Internet companies.

These entities will also be prosecuted on a case-by-case basis.

In the end, they are not only violating your right to reputation, but also your right to your name, likeness, and reputation.

Article 101 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates that citizens and legal persons enjoy the right to reputation, and the personal dignity of citizens is protected by law, and it is forbidden to damage the reputation of citizens and legal persons by means of insult or slander.

Article 120 of the General Principles of the Civil Law further stipulates the civil liability for infringement of the right to reputation: if a citizen's right to name, portrait, reputation or honor is infringed, he or she has the right to demand that the infringement be stopped, that his reputation be restored, that the impact be eliminated, that he apologize, and that he or she may claim compensation for the loss.

In response to some common issues, in recent years, China has successively promulgated two judicial interpretations, the "Answers to Several Questions Concerning the Trial of Cases Concerning the Right to Reputation" and the "Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Trial of Cases Concerning the Right to Reputation".

Kaishou is confident that this series of cases will be a classic case of infringement of individual rights." Yang Yimei swore that he would say.