Phil Lodico ⬥ 10 November
Here’s a good article that provides another perspective on the potential popularity of IDN ccTLDs. IDG News Service reports that most Internet users in China are familiar with and used to Latin scripts—as a result, IDN ccTLDs may not have as much appeal as many may think.
Tags: China, IDG News Service, IDN ccTLDs, Internet, Internet users, Latin script
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