The China's letter become internet address

After a long process, the China's letter could be used eventually become internet address. Proposals to create a domain from Taiwan, China and Hong Kong have been approved ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), the agency that regulates Internet addresses worldwide.

Internet domain manager in China, CINIC (China Internet Network Information Center) to register a domain with two letters of traditional China and China is simple. So also with the domain pengeloal in Taiwan, the Taiwan Network Information Center. While the Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation Limited filed only one domain address.

"This decision represents an important change for users of Language of China in the world. One fifth of world population use Languages of China and it means we have increased the potential of who accessed online as much as one billion people," said Rod Beckstorm, CEO of ICANN, told Ars Technica. Given expected to address China's internet web lettered increasingly familiar and easily accessible local residents who daily language of China.

Until the years since the Internet is used, the web address it knows only Latin letters. New initiative to allow the use of ICANN's other letters started two years ago after the technical preparations have been completed.

China became the second letter following the addition of Latin could be used as a website address. The first letter other than Latin had to get permission to use the Arabic alphabet and begin early 2010. There are three countries that have been allowed to use the address in Arabic characters namely Egypt, of Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

The decision was taken in the ICANN board meeting in Brussels, Belgium, Friday (6/25/2010) ago. During the meeting, ICANN also decided to approve the proposal to continue the preparation of domain formation. XXX is designed to park porn sites