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on Baidu.com Global IPv6 Summit in China 2005 Time: April 4-6, 2005 Visit http://www.ipv6.net.cn to Keep an close on Global IPv6 Summit in China 2005. 2005-4 China's First E-Signature Law 2005-3 GAPP To Decrease Audio Visual And Electronic Publication
VAT By 4%
2005-3 Alibaba Launches Keyword Paid Ranking Service 2005-3: Dot CN domain registered by foreign companies According to CNNIC, lots of foreign companies are
registering their brand-related CN domain names. CSE Notes: It shows the foreign companies are making a long run plan in China. CSE can help design and register your .CN domain name for you. 2005-3: Hongkong listed No 1 on Nielsen//NetRatings' listing for internet user's online time According the report newly released by Nielsen//NetRatings, among the 12 countries where the research performed, American internet users spend an average time close to 14 hours per day online, Hongkong internet users spend the longest time online, about 22 hours per day. 2005-3: Chinese search engine market to consolidate Baidu.com released its hard disk search software on
February 28 CSE Notes: According to an iResearch report on the Chinese search engine market, the business grew to 1.2 billion yuan (US$145 million) in 2004 with a 74 per cent year-on-year growth rate, China is now one of most important search engine marketing area around world. 2005-2: QQ's simultaneous online user accounts broke 10 million According to the newly relseased statistic report from Tencent, at 15:21 on February 16,2005, Tencent QQ's simultaneous online user accounts broke 10 million, the number increased 100 times in the fast 4 years. 2005-2: China's sales of online games rose 48 percent in 2004 - to 299 million US dollar 2005-2: Ebay Inc., to invest up to 100 million
US dollar in EachNet - China E-commence site this year
2005-1:15th Statistical Survery Report on the Internet Development in China(Jan.19. 2005) China mainland internet users soar to 94.0 million according to the
latest report from CNNIC. HongKong internet users is now up to 3.39
million. More about
CNNIC 15th Statistical Survey Report on the Internet Development in
China released..... CSE Notes: Chinese-search-engine.com will provide full report in a few days. 2004-12:Chinese-search-engine.com provide Yahoo
China PPC service 2004-11:Netease Q3 Revenues Up 15.4% QoQ EARNINGS
2004-07:Internet users in China has reached
87.0 million and 37.9% of which chose to pay for the purchases online
either by credit card or debit card online All the main figures have clearly shown that Internet has pervaded into each corner of our lives. Moreover, Internet has become one of the most influential, rapid-developing and promising industries in China. As indicated by the report, there have been 13% more Internet users to use Internet banking to make payments than those who make payments on delivery. As many as 37.9% of the Internet users chose to pay for the purchases online either by credit card or debit card. Additionally, more and more users are looking for e-banking systems. It is estimated that the number of the Internet users who do online shopping will increase by 190.3% in the coming year. By June 30, 2004, the number of WWW sites has reached 6.27 million, increasing by 32.2% over a 12 month period. Geographically, most WWW sites (84%) are located in Northern, Eastern and Southern China. The site number has increased in North east, South west and North west of China. All of these have indicated that the Internet development situation is not equal among different regions of China although the trend of the overall Internet development in China is still growing up. The English version of the "14th Statistical Survey Report on
the Internet Development in China" can be downloaded from: http://www.cnnic.cn/en/index/0O/02/index.htm
2004-07:German Publishing Giants Enter China's Cartoon Market Germany's Mesago Holding and CNV Publishing House have reached an agreement with China Animation Film Association and Beijing Exhibition Center to cooperate in the China and international cartoon markets. The German and Chinese partners will work together on hosting international animation exhibitions, as well as cartoon program production and trading, cartoon CDs and book publishing, and high-technology equipment imports... 2004-06: Yahoo! China launched a Chinese search portal launch Yisou.com Coming on the heels of Google's investment in Chinese search presence, Baidu.com, Yahoo has announced the release of their search website www.Yisou.com. The name of the search engine translates to "No.1 Search"...... CSE Notes: Chinese-search-engine.com
is now registering your URL on YISOU.com free of charge. Please
contact CSE with your URL at 2004-06: Fair Play - Google Joins Baidu To Tackle Spyware and Cheats After making an investment in Baidu early this week, Google is now working with the Chinese search engine to foil search cheats. Baidu CEO Robin Li told the Beijing Morning Post that the two companies will work together against spy software and websites that cheat on search results. . 2004-06: DSL Sets Record Growth in Q1 2004 - China, the US and France added the most subscribers The number of DSL subscribers grew at record rates in the first quarter of 2004 to reach 73.5 million worldwide. China, the US and France added the most subscribers, but Peru and Malaysia experienced the greatest subscriber growth.
2004-06: ICQ Eyes China Market AOL's ICQ will enter China's heated instant messaging market soon, ICQ general manager Orey Gilliam told QianLong during an interview published this week. Gilliam claims that the China market is important to ICQ's strategy and the company has sent several delegates to meet potential partners in China... 2004-06: DFJ Leads Baidu Investment, Google
Takes A Stake
Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) has teamed up with seven firms to inject additional capital into Chinese search engine Baidu, reports ChinaByte. ChinaByte's source reveals that total additional investment is approximately US$100 million. Google is reported to be one of the seven companies and has reportedly ponied up $10 million... CSE notes: Chinese Search Engine Baidu is now playing a more and more important role in chinese search market. See Chinese-search-engine.com Baidu Report and Baidu PPC service 2004-04:Chinese-Search-engine.com Provide Google Adwords Chinese Service 2004-02: Google To Launch China Bid Ranking Service CHINA ENTRY China's Internet audiences grew rapidly in 2003 according to a Tom.com report. Based on this rapid growth search giant Google plans to launch its advertising services in mainland China, including bid ranking service, according to the Tom.com report. Google already offers traditional Chinese bid ranking to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan audiences... 2004-01: Baidu and SOHU partnership ends at
8th, Jan. SOHU Renews With Baidu, Changes Results Read more (in Chinese) http://www.baidu.com/shifen/tongzhi/tzhz.html http://www.baidu.com/shifen/tongzhi/tzhz.html CSE notes: Till now, we haven't noticed any notable changes in the total clicks Baidu PPC generates. We welcome your comments on this change especially if you are currently bidding on Baidu. Please contact us. 2004-01: Baidu 's latest partners <source :baidu > CSE notes: Besides Tom.com, the others are all local websites.
November 2, 2004 Baidu.com can be accessed from mobile phones from http://pda.baidu.com. September 15, 2004 Baidu.com launches file type search and expands its search into a dozen formats like .doc, pdf, xls,ppt,rtf etc. June 1,2004 Baidu.com ranked No.4 in the world regarding its pageview (http://www.southcn.com/it/itgdxw/200406010644.htm) CSE notes: When Southcn.com mentioned Baidu.com is ranked No.4 in the world, the source is from Alex.com. March 2, 2004 According to iResearch.com, Baidu.com occupies 48.5% of Chinese Search Market. February 27, 2004 According to iRsearch.com, Baidu ranked No.1 in Chinese search engine market. January 9, 2004 Baidu.com CEO Robin Li told the Reuters Shanghai press that he wants Baidu to be Chinese Google, Robin Li now hopes his Web site will join a handful of Chinese dot-coms listed on the Nasdaq. 2nd, Jan, 2004. Baidu and SOHU partnership
ends at 8th, Jan. SOHU Renews With Baidu, Changes Results http://www.baidu.com/shifen/tongzhi/tzhz.html |
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