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China's Internet Data Center
(IDC) revenues in 1H 2008 reached 3.51 billion Yuan, and CCID Consulting
projects revenues at the end of 2008 to reach 5.76 billion Yuan. Seeking
developmental standards was the theme in 1H08. |
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China's e-business trading
Yuan volume in the manufacturing sector reached 949.6 billion Yuan in 2007,
up by 34.9% over 2006. Drivers for growth include favorable government
policies, and manufacturing enterprises' awareness ... |
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In Japan and South Korea, over
one-third of their Internet users are mobile Internet users. China's highly
mobile and Internet user habits are much more likely to mirror Japan and
South Korea, rather than America and Europe ... |
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China's total e-commerce Yuan volume grew
54.5% in 2007, with 1.31 million websites as of June 2007, growing 66.4% YOY.
Many more of China's small and medium enterprises (SMEs) desire to have
their own websites with ... |
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In March 2008, Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU)
launched its “Baidu Hi” instant messaging (IM) service, and it shook China's
Internet world. Baidu, and not Google, is the search engine leader in China,
accounting for nearly 60% market share ... |
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CCID Consulting projects the number of
China's Internet users will exceed 180 million in 2007. China's online
gaming revenues reached 11.35 billion Yuan, up 74.6% over 2006. CCID
Consulting now sees a second wave of development, ... |
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CCID Consulting expects China's e-commerce Yuan volume to reach 1.7 trillion
Yuan in 2007, with an accelerated growth rate over 2006. In the first ten
months of 2007, online revenues accounted for 0.8% of the total consumer
goods ... |
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