2005: The First Year of Blog
In 2005, Web2.0 changed the Internet.In this year, the number of Chinese Internet users exceeded 100 million...
The eight years after 2005 when the number of China’s netizens exceeded 100 million for the first time is the rapid development stage. At this stage, the construction of broadband networks were upgraded into the national strategy, meanwhile the numbers of China’s netizens kept rapidly increasing and the online retailing and social networking became new highlights of the industry, and mobile Internet drove the Internet development into a new phase. Furthermore, the Internet governance system was going forward and continuously improving in the exploring process. We are now at the integration and innovation stage. Since China proposed to build a strong cyber power as a strategy in 2014, innovations in the Internet industry have been more deeply integrated with all aspects of economic and social life, meanwhile the Internet plus Initiative has advanced Internet-based industrial development in an all-round way, and Internet governance has entered into a new phase of reinforced coordination.
On July 20, Kaifu Lee Officially Became the President of Google China
On February 19, Shanda Acquired 19.5% of Sina's Stock
On August 5, Baidu Was Listed on NASDAQ
On August 11, Yahoo! Payment of $1 billion for 40% Alibaba Stock Was Finalized
On April 7, the First Conference of Chinese Personal Website Webmasters Was Held
In 2005, Web2.0 changed the Internet.In this year, the number of Chinese Internet users exceeded 100 million...
On October 23, China InterActive Corp acquired xiaonei
On October 16, the
In March, the blog of the National People's Conference of the People's Republic of China(NPC) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) session was launched
On January 1, the portal of The Central Government of the People's Republic of China was launched
In 2006, Internet was popularized in China. The number of netizens registered 137 million, 26 million more than the previous year...
TOM Online was delisted on September 3
"Photos of South China Tiger" aroused heated discussion
Alibaba Group was listed on November 6
China Mobile launched Fetion on June 5
Perfect World launched the IPO in NASDAQ on July 27
The year 2007 witnessed vivid Internet development in China as many hot issues, public focuses and suspicious cases...
October 20 –Microsoft Uses Black Screen to Fight Piracy
November– Misconduct of Search Engines Exposed
May 24 - the Third Telecommunications reform and 3G license
Online Media: the Mainstream Messenger during the Wenchuan Earthquake
June 20 - Hu Jintao talks with the public online
June – Chinese Internet Users scale reached world’s No.1
After the boom in the past two years, the Internet industry in China was in a period of "Hibernation" in 2008...
Qihoo 360 Technology Co. Ltd. (Qihoo 360) released the permanently free antivirus software on October 20
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the Notice on the Build-in Installation of Green Filter Software for Internet Surfing on Computers on May 19
The9 lost the dealership of World of Warcraft to NetEase in June
The post "Jia Junpeng, your mom's calling you home for dinner" became an Internet hot post on July 16
The Ministry of Health halted the use of electric shock to treat Internet addiction in July
After the "hibernation", the year of 2009 brought the spring to the Internet industry. In this year, Tencent overtook eBay and Yahoo...
"Force demolition in Yihuang" was live broadcast on Weibo in September
The fight for the domain name "kaixin" ended in October
Zhang Chaoyang triggered the Weibo war in November
Qihoo 360 vs. Tencent in November
Google Search exited from Mainland China on March 23
The real-name system was applied to online games from March 1
The year of 2010 was the most eventful year for Chinese Internet industry: from the copyright disputes among video websites and the "sales war" among group-buying websites...
KPCB Internet Trends 2011 was released on October 8
New rules of Taobao Mall on October 10 dissatisfied small and mid-sized sellers
NDRC disclosed broadband investigation information on November 9
The Cyberspace Administration of China was set up on May 4
The first batch of third-party payment licenses were granted on May 18
The online ticket booking system of "12306.cn" was launched on June 12
The dispute between Qihoo 360 and Tencent triggered wide discussions on the openness of the Internet...
On March 12, Youku and Tudou Officially Merged
On June 20, Lashou Announced the Suspension of IPO
On July 21, Beijing Officials and Ordinary People Cooperated in Disaster Relief via Microblog
On August 14, Liu Qiangdong Challenged Household Appliances Stores via Microblog, Thus Fully Setting off a Price War
At the End of 2012, Cellphone Became the No.1 Internet Access Terminal
The year 2012 was a year that witnessed the explosive growth of China's mobile Internet. With the rise of smart phones, overall decline of PC sales...
On October 24, Muddy Waters released report on going short on NQ
On June 13, Yu'E Bao was launched
In June, NSA PRISM Spying Scandal raised global concern
On December 4, 4G licenses were issued
On August 27, Alipay withdrew its offline POS
In 2013, the Internet industry ...
On September 19, Alibaba, the world's largest e-commerce transaction platform went public on the New York Stock Exchange(NYSE)
On July 16, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a speech on Internet Governance in the National Congress of Brazil
On January 6, Didi Dache announced its exclusive access to WeChat
In January, Lenovo successively acquired IBM X86 server hardware and relevant maintenance business and Motorola Mobility
On January 30, Tencent's market value exceeded HKD1 trillion for the first time
On January 29, MIIT issued the second batch of licenses for virtual operators
We are now at the integration...