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On Jan 22nd, CNNIC published the 37th China Internet Development Statistics Report (hereinafter referred as the report). The report indicates that till Dec, 2015, the population of Chinese internet users has reached 688 million with the prevalence rate of 50.3%. That is to say more than half of...

On Jan 22nd, CNNIC published the 37th China Internet Development Statistics Report (hereinafter referred as the report). The report indicates that till Dec, 2015, the population of Chinese internet users has reached 688 million with the prevalence rate of 50.3%. That is to say more than half of...

According to the latest CNNIC report, the Chinese ccTLD domain name ".CN" registration has reached to 16363594 up to December 2015. It increased 5274363 compared to the number in 2014 with the growth rate as high as 47.56%. The registration sprang up at the end of last year CNNIC report shows...

According to the latest CNNIC report, the Chinese ccTLD domain name ".CN" registration has reached to 16363594 up to December 2015. It increased 5274363 compared to the number in 2014 with the growth rate as high as 47.56%. The registration sprang up at the end of last year CNNIC report shows...

“Without any doubt or any surprise, the Chinese domain name market will finally become the number one domain name market in the world,” said Xiaodong Lee, the chairman of CNNIC on 9th Jan. The Chinese ccLTD domain name “.CN” has gained the first place in the world’s retained ccTLD domain names...

“Without any doubt or any surprise, the Chinese domain name market will finally become the number one domain name market in the world,” said Xiaodong Lee, the chairman of CNNIC on 9th Jan. The Chinese ccLTD domain name “.CN” has gained the first place in the world’s retained ccTLD domain names...

ZDNet took a look at Google and their black listing all digital certificates issued by the organization that manages the .cn extension. The article goes on to discuss what steps Firefox may take with regards to CNNIC.Google, Mozilla, and Microsoft last week responded to a mis-issued digital...

ZDNet took a look at Google and their black listing all digital certificates issued by the organization that manages the .cn extension. The article goes on to discuss what steps Firefox may take with regards to CNNIC.Google, Mozilla, and Microsoft last week responded to a mis-issued digital...