Internet Development in Chinese Mainland.ppt

Internet Development in Chinese Mainland Wang Enhai 2003-09-26 Contents History of the Internet in China Introduction of CNNIC Internet Development in Chinese Mainland Survey Methodology History of the Internet in China Introduction of CNNIC Internet Development in Chinese Mainland Survey Methodology History of the Internet in China In September 1987, China sent out first email: Across the Great Wall we can reach every corner in the world. In December 1988, the college network of Tsinghua University began to provide email service through X.25 In October 1989, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) carried out NCFC project National Computing and Networking Facility of China History of the Internet in China In November 1990, Prof. Qian Tianbai registered the Country Code Top-Level Domain .CN On April 20, 1994, NCFC connected to the Internet Since then, China has been officially recognized as a country with full functional Internet accessibility. In May 1994, the High Energy Physics Institute, CAS, set up Chinas first web server and made the first set of web pages In May 1994, the National Research Center for Intelligent Computing Systems opened the first BBS in Chinese mainland – Dawn BBS History of the Internet in China In January 1995, Directorate General of Telecommunications began to provide Internet accessing services From then on, the Internet began its commercialization process in China In November 1996, China’s first Internet café was set up in Beijing - Spark-ice On June 3, 1997, CNNIC was founded China Internet Network Information Center History of the Internet in China Introduction of CNNIC Internet Development in Chinese Mainland Survey Methodology Introduction of CNNIC Founded on June 3, 1997 A nonprofit organization Under the authorization and direction of the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) Operated by Computer Network Information Center, CAS CNNIC Steering Committee supervises and evaluate