CNNIC today publishes the 27th China Internet Development Statistics Report

Absrtact: January 19, CNNIC released the 27th China Internet Development Statistics Report today, as of December 2010, the size of China's internet users reached 457 million, compared with the end of 2009 to increase 73.3 million people, Internet penetration rate climbed to 34.3%, 5.4% higher than 2009

January 19, Cnnic released the 27th China Internet Development Statistics Report today, as of December 2010, China's internet users reached 457 million, compared with the end of 2009 to increase 73.3 million people, Internet penetration rate climbed to 34.3%, compared to 2009 5.4%. New Internet users 73.3 million, annual increase of 19.1%. By the end of 2010, China's Internet users have accounted for 23.2% of the total number of Internet users and 55.4% of the total number of Internet users in Asia.

As of December 2010, the size of China's mobile phone users reached 303 million, compared to the end of 2009 233 million increase of 69.3 million people, year-on-year growth 29.%. The proportion of mobile internet users in the overall netizen increased further, from 60.8% in the end of 2009 to 66.2%. But after 2009 years of explosive growth, the increase in user mobile phone users has slowed.

2010, China's broadband basic services coverage continued to expand, driving the growth of broadband users. Broadband netizens (broadband Internet users) have used broadband services over the past six months to access the Internet, and the Ministry of the "Broadband Access user number" statistical caliber. ) reached 450 million, an annual growth of 30%, cable (fixed network) users of the broadband penetration rate reached 98.3%. At the same time, only use mobile phone internet users on the scale of 42.99 million, accounting for the overall Netizen's 9.4%.

In the report, the share of male netizens increased further. In the 2010, the sex ratio of Chinese netizens was 55.8:44.2, and the male group accounted for nearly 11.6% of women.

In the 2010, the number of Chinese netizens in the province (city) of tens of millions increased further, reaching 19, 3 more than 2009.