In cheaperzone we provide cheapest wow gold with fast delivery!According to some insiders, a report reveald that WTO has ruled an arbitration in favor the United States, saying that China's practice of importing and publishing audio-visuals, books and magazines of the United States only through designated agent is against WTO rules and regulations. Details of the arbitration will only be released on August 12th, 2009. However, once the arbitration becomes reality, the joint venture established by NetEase and Blizzard will be no longer against the rules, or Blizzard may withdraw the operating rights of WoW China from NetEase to operate on its own. As for the reason why WoW has been long delayed in government approval, some medias and players speculate that it might have something to do with NetEase, EasyNet (an affiliated enterprise of NetEase), Blizzard, and StormNet.

Do not miss cheap wow gold in cheaperzone ! Some insiders revealed on the blog that the three-people arbitration panel of WTO has submitted the final arbitration to both China and the United States last weekend after two weeks of investigation and hearing. For example, WTO thinks the regulation of Chinese government that the operation and sale of magazines and video games from the United States can only be done through Chinese companies violates Business Principles. Once the arbitration takes effect, whether StormNet plays a role in the operation of WoW will be no longer a problem, or because of which reason, Blizzard may even directly withdraw the operating rights to operate on its own. Chen Xiaowei, the CEO of The9, ever pointed out on the ChinaJoy forum that during the beginning stage of the negotiation between The9 and Blizzard, Blizzard wished a joint venture to be established to operate WoW.