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This excerpt taken from the WZEN 20-F filed Nov 20, 2009. Online
subscription fees. Subscription fees are fees we directly collect from
client terminal level end-users. Our revenues from our operations in Korea
consist mostly of prepaid subscription fees paid by individual PC accounts and
Internet cafe subscribers, accounting for W13,589 million
and W3,326
million, respectively, in 2008. Online subscription fees earned by our
consolidated subsidiaries, which recorded W2,032 million
from 9Webzen and W3,363 million
from Webzen Taiwan in 2008, are also included in this item.
This excerpt taken from the WZEN 20-F filed Jun 29, 2009. Online
subscription fees. Subscription fees are fees we directly collect from
client terminal level end-users. Our revenues from our operations in Korea
consist mostly of prepaid subscription fees paid by individual PC accounts and
Internet cafe subscribers, accounting for W13,589 million
and W3,326
million, respectively, in 2008. Online subscription fees earned by our
consolidated subsidiaries, which recorded W2,032 million
from 9Webzen and W3,363 million
from Webzen Taiwan in 2008, are also included in this item.
This excerpt taken from the WZEN 20-F filed Jun 27, 2008. Online
subscription fees. Subscription fees are fees we directly collect from
client terminal level end-users. Our revenues from our operations in Korea
consist mostly of prepaid subscription fees paid by individual PC accounts and
Internet cafe subscribers, accounting for W14,774 million
and W4,824
million, respectively, in 2007. Online subscription fees earned by our
consolidated subsidiaries, which recorded W1,299 million
from 9Webzen and W1,932 million
from Webzen Taiwan in 2007, are also included in this item.
This excerpt taken from the WZEN 20-F filed Jun 30, 2006. Online subscription fees. Subscription fees are fees we directly collect from client terminal level end-users. Our revenues from our operations in
Korea consist mostly of monthly prepaid subscription fees paid by individual PC accounts and Internet cafe subscribers, accounting for As of December 31, 2005, 97.0% of our individual PC account revenues were from the flat-fee pricing plans, which provide unlimited access for either a 30- or 90-day consecutive period, and the remaining 3.0% were derived from the hourly pricing plans. Of our Internet cafe revenues, 96.0% were derived from the hourly pricing plans and only 4.0% resulted from the flat-fee pricing plans. In each case, online subscription fees are deferred and recognized 33 as revenue at month-end in proportion to the number of days lapsed or actual hours used. The subscriptions are typically short term in nature and require little additional upgrades and only inconsequential customer support.
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