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ARTICLE · 14 DECEMBER 2012

.中国 (".China") Domain Names Available For Registration

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As of 29 October 2012, the domain name ".中妣8250;" (i.e. China in Chinese characters) is available for separate public registration with Latin alphabets, Arabic numerals, a combination of the two and/or inserting a hyphen.

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As of 29 October 2012, the domain name ".中妣8250;" (i.e. China in Chinese characters) is available for separate public registration with Latin alphabets, Arabic numerals, a combination of the two and/or inserting a hyphen. This was announced by the China Internet Network Information Centre ("CNNIC"), China's national internet network information administrator. Prior to the announcement, only "Chinese characters.中妣8250;" could be registered with CNNIC and ".中妣8250;" could not be separately registered as it always had to be registered together with the domain name ".CN".

Currently available China related domain names include the following:

-www.example.cn
-www.example.com.cn

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