Chinese domain names market has always been active. Ten of thousands of “corn worms” are registering and selling domain names every days. The Chinese translation for domain names sounds like “corns”, so the traders of domain names are called “corn worms”.<\/p>\n
Recently, the CNNIC<\/span> launched a “One RMB<\/span> Yuan per CN<\/span> Domain Name” campaign<\/span> to compete<\/span> with the domain names registered under gTLDs<\/span>, particularly “.com”. The campaign<\/span> seems effective for registration volume of CN<\/span> domain leaps to 1.8 million. Comparing with 1.94 million “.com” domain names, CN<\/span> domain names are catching up very quickly.<\/p>\n However, individuals are still not eligible to register CN<\/span> domain names under the Registration Policy. As a result, individuals have to use the registrars as their proxies. Many disputes are caused by such unclear and undefined agency relationship.<\/p>\n http:\/\/tech.sina.com.cn\/i\/2007-03-17\/01321420915.shtml<\/a>;<\/p>\n