Hugo Martin points to an excellent research report (144 pages, downloadable free of charge) on the Chinese Internet. I have only just started dipping in to it, but can see plenty of interesting nuggets.
Hugo points out the following:
- Chinese Internet user spends nearly three hours a day online
- 75 percent have never made an Internet purchase
- 42 percent never use a search engine.
- 85 percent spend their time viewing mainland Chinese-language content only
- 3 percent (sayed, that they) viewed overseas foreign language content
It's not a new insight but the report's conclusion that "Internet development in China is still at a preliminary stage" is one which still gives great food for thought as user numbers accelerate past 103 million.
Friday, November 18, 2005
Chinese internet dissected
Posted by Paul Woodward at 10:15 pm
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