Party and Government Documents in English (PGDiE) receives a new interface, making this unique featured collection of English official documents more interactive and easier to use. > More information.

University of Michigan chooses “the Set of Two Voices from China”, - People's Daily (1946-Present) and Global Times (1993-Present) -, the complementary pair of the "official" and "unofficial" authoritative newspapers from China, to support its Chinese studies programs. > More information.

Additional 10,367 documents, covering dynamics of the Party history and documents from Party's congresses, have been added to Party and Government Documents in English (PGDiE) so far this year. > More information.

To better support its Chinese Studies programs, Yale University switches to People’s Daily (Renmin Ribao) (1946-Present), which provides all archives as well as current issues, to replace its existing versions of People’s Daily (Renmin Ribao) in various formats. > More information.

RAND chooses People’s Daily (1946-Present), which contains all past contents as well as TODAY's issue of this de facto voice of China, to support its research program on China’s legislation and policies. > More information.

Dartmouth College chooses Party and Government Documents in English (PGDiE), a featured collection of English official documents of the Chinese government, the Communist Party of China (CPC), and National People’s Congress (NPC), in support of its Chinese studies program. > More information.

The University of Southern California chooses “the Set of Two Voices from China”, - People's Daily and Global Times -, the complementary pair of the "official" and "unofficial" authoritative newspapers from China, to support its Chinese studies programs. > More information.

China/Asia on Demand (CAOD) has implemented a streamlined process to allow users to order all materials, including journals, standards, dissertations/theses, patents, conference proceedings, books, newspapers, and so on from Asia. > More information.

University of Notre Dame chooses “the Set of Two Voices from China”, the formal, meticulously scrutinized voice of China - People's Daily and the informal, blatantly asserted voice of China - Global Times, to support its contemporary Chinese studies program. > More information.

Macau University of Science and Technology chooses People's Daily (1946-Present), which contains the archives as well as today' issues of this de facto voice of China, to support its research programs in social sciences. > More information.

Princeton University chooses Party and Government Documents in English (PGDiE), a unique collection of Chinese official documents in English, in support of its contemporary Chinese studies and undergraduate teaching programs. > More information.

Working closely with an extensive network of standard publishers, China/Asia on Demand (CAOD) delivers standards from China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and other regions of Asia, usually within a couple of hours. > More information.

Featured translation services are made available with one click at China/Asia on Demand (CAOD) so as to allow customers to easily take advantage of Oriprobe's expertise in translating Asian STM (Scientific, Technological and Medical) literature. > More information.

Library of Congress chooses Global Times (1993-Present), the newspaper of international affairs from the Chinese perspective, to support research of the United States Congress and other government agencies on Chinese international relations. > More information.

University of California at Berkeley chooses the database of Archives of the Communist Party of China (CPC) for its extensive collection of official party documents since 1921 to support Berkeley's contemporary Chinese studies program. > More information.

Indiana University Bloomington and Emory University choose People's Daily (1946-Present) for its sustainability, copyright compliance, and instant access to today’s contents as well as all back issues.> More information.

Youyou Tu, awarded the Nobel prize in medicine, is the first Nobel Laureate who received all scientific trainings in China and published her research in Chinese. Tu’s publications are available at CAOD (China/Asia on Demand). >More information.

Oriprobe is pleased to introduce China Energy News, the information publishing platform that serves China’s national energy strategy, energy policy and their macro-management. > More information.

Oriprobe is proud to introduce China Headlines, a unique research resource where front page headlines from all central and provincial party newspapers are made online for the first time in a single location. > More information.

Princeton University chooses Global Times (1993-Present), the Chinese international relations newspaper, to support its prestigious program in international affairs.

The publisher issued a stern warning of intellectual property infringement on October 17, 2014. It asks that overseas institutions with unlawful and unauthorized access take immediate and aggressive action to prevent continued access of People’s Daily in any format.