The following article mirrors exactly our experience of late. Increased
sales of .IT (Italian) domains, and a marked drop in the registration
of .CN (Chinese). The Chinese registry is becoming more and more
restrictive and it would seem (IMHO) that they are trying to stop
registrations by anyone outside of China. That said, we're in the
process of registering a Chinese domain as we speak, so although
difficult, it's not impossible. http://www.domainnews.com/en/2-million-.it-domains-while-.cn-registrations-co... Paul
www.bb-online.co.uk
sales of .IT (Italian) domains, and a marked drop in the registration
of .CN (Chinese). The Chinese registry is becoming more and more
restrictive and it would seem (IMHO) that they are trying to stop
registrations by anyone outside of China. That said, we're in the
process of registering a Chinese domain as we speak, so although
difficult, it's not impossible. http://www.domainnews.com/en/2-million-.it-domains-while-.cn-registrations-co... Paul
www.bb-online.co.uk
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