Chinese netizens surf the internet for 21.7 hours per week

July 17, some things about the internet are summarized:

Tencent registered QQ trademark success, Chery Automobile came to obstruct, and said the company registered QQ trademarks prior to the request of the business judges to revoke the company's trademark registration. The business judges decided to revoke Tencent QQ, was sued by Tencent company to the court, the case has been in a trial in a Chinese court.

It is revealed that Alibaba will be listed as early as September, the fourth quarter is sure to complete the listing. In the group's 80 billion dollar valuation, if Alibaba issues 20% new shares, it will raise about 16 billion U.S. dollars (about HK $125 billion). The listing has been basically identified as Hong Kong.

According to CNNIC survey, in the first half of 2013, internet users in China reached 21.7 hours per week, compared with 1.2 hours in the second half of 2012. On the one hand, the development of WiFi and 3G networks has enabled netizens to make better use of fragmentation time, and the availability of Internet sites and the frequency of Internet access has increased.

New clients adopt a new reading mode to choose from, that is, the pictorial reading mode which is more popular in the picture Web site is available. The new version also pays more attention to social functions such as sharing. Some users speculate that the new client will not only provide Sina microblogging services, may be in the future through the API to achieve news sites and even other portal microblogging reading and browsing, thereby becoming Sina into the user's PC desktop new entrance.