The internet has allowed everyone to become a philanthropist.

The Internet allows everyone to be a philanthropist, if you want to.

In a few days, the 10 anniversary of the company's founding, Teddy Bear Online CEO Zhangrui has been thinking about how to celebrate. Is it, as is often the case, a publicity campaign in the media, or a client to make a big party? But he felt that the form was too old and not too much of a meaning.

Finally, he decided to organize a large-scale online bazaar, hoping to help poor children. For the Internet company that was established in 1997, it is not difficult to do this: At present, it has 800,000 registered users, daily access to more than 200,000, is one of the most concentrated supercomputer enthusiasts, these people are willing to share a group of people willing to participate in public activities.

Today, with the popularization of the Internet, in the past, only a few people have the ability to do large-scale charitable action, now can easily become a reality, as long as you have good ideas, even if you do not have a penny, you can use the Internet to call the same idea, but also have resources to act together to become a philanthropist.

The number of Chinese Internet users has reached 137 million by the end of 2006, accounting for 10.5% of China's population and even more than 30% for the first time in Beijing, according to the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), which released its 19th China Internet Development Statistics Report earlier this year. According to experience, 10% of internet penetration is often a new starting point, which means that more people will enter the world at a faster rate in the future.

The same survey also showed that the number of Chinese websites has reached 843,000, most of which are personal sites, and the owners of these sites have a strong appeal in their field. In addition, the rapid development of Web2.0 has also focused more netizens on their beloved communities, who are generally easy to get started.

Not long ago, Microsoft launched an "I ' m" activity, which culminated in China's rescue of a child named named Wang Yue. Each MSN user can add a string of special code before the nickname of Windows Live Messenger to support one of the nine charitable organizations, and a "I ' m" logo will appear before the user's nickname. All charitable organizations participating in the event will receive a minimum of 100,000 dollars in the first year of the event, with a maximum of no limit on the amount. The maximum attainable depends on how many people are willing to add the organization's code before their nickname.

Overnight, many people's MSN name appeared before the "I ' M" Rescue 7-year-old leukemia child Xiao Wang Yue. The power of the network can be seen.

However, similar network charity activities to be popularized, but also rely on the introduction of relevant laws and policies, all kinds of use of Internet philanthropy to deceive the news from time to the newspapers. Huang, who has been working on the law of collecting donations, believes that China does not currently have a special fund-raising law, and that the law is not clear about the interpretation and regulation of possible problems, which will bring difficulties to practical operation. And the Internet's concealment, but also increased the corresponding difficulty.