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In 2005, China's E-commerce market scale reached 680 billion RMB. The cybereconomy mentioned in this report means network service companies' economic activities fully depending on the Internet platform. Since 2006, led by WEB2.0, cybereconomy opportunities will emerge in an endless stream and those opportunities supply a new development space for investors and pioneers.
According to the research of Research in China (RIC) on hundreds of network companies in 2005, cybereconomy has become a successful (large income scale) business pattern. It mainly concentrates in nine fields: online advertisement, online tourism, online recruitment, online shopping, search engine, automobile websites, real estate websites, online payment, online music and online video.
According to RIC, China's cybereconomy scale exceeded 20 billion RMB in 2005. This report summarizes the current situation and competition pattern of China's cybereconomy in general and studies the successful business patterns of major network companies. In addition, the report analyses the market opportunities of cybereconomy and companies worth investing in.
Revenue of some cybereconomy companies in 2005
In addition, this report gives an analysis of investment opportunities in each segment of cybereconomy in 2006.
Investment opportunities in 2006 - regional websites
The investments in nationwide comprehensive portals and industrial portals are nearly saturated while there are still many investing opportunities in regional webs. Take the map service as an example; local users are inclining to use the most familiar search service webs - Go2map in Beijing, Gsuo in Shanghai, and Edushi in Hangzhou, etc. Many internet services have apparent regional characteristics and local cultural features, and it is really hard for the nationwide websites to obtain a dominant position.
Investment opportunities in 2006 - website targets at professional groups
Comprehensive portals and industrial websites have an integration function of “gathering the population”. However, with the popularization of the internet in the daily life, more focused websites targeting professional groups are needed to meet the individual’s demand for diversity and personality.
Investment opportunities in 2006 - WEB2.0 websites
Web2.0 is the new Web model, represented by webs such as Flickr, Craigslist, Linkedin, Tribes, Ryze, Friendster, and by social concepts such as Blogs, TAG, SNS, RSS, Wiki. It was realized by the new theories of Six Degrees of Separation, xml, ajax and new techs. Many emerging webs are become fashionable and some of them have attracted large amounts of investments. This report analyses business patterns and development prospects of those emerging webs.
The top 10 Web2.0 websites
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In 2005, China's E-commerce market scale reached 680 billion RMB. The cybereconomy mentioned in this report means network service companies' economic activities fully depending on the Internet platform. Since 2006, led by WEB2.0, cybereconomy opportunities will emerge in an endless stream and those opportunities supply a new development space for investors and pioneers.
According to the research of Research in China (RIC) on hundreds of network companies in 2005, cybereconomy has become a successful (large income scale) business pattern. It mainly concentrates in nine fields: online advertisement, online tourism, online recruitment, online shopping, search engine, automobile websites, real estate websites, online payment, online music and online video.
According to RIC, China's cybereconomy scale exceeded 20 billion RMB in 2005. This report summarizes the current situation and competition pattern of China's cybereconomy in general and studies the successful business patterns of major network companies. In addition, the report analyses the market opportunities of cybereconomy and companies worth investing in.
Revenue of some cybereconomy companies in 2005
In addition, this report gives an analysis of investment opportunities in each segment of cybereconomy in 2006.
Investment opportunities in 2006 - regional websites
The investments in nationwide comprehensive portals and industrial portals are nearly saturated while there are still many investing opportunities in regional webs. Take the map service as an example; local users are inclining to use the most familiar search service webs - Go2map in Beijing, Gsuo in Shanghai, and Edushi in Hangzhou, etc. Many internet services have apparent regional characteristics and local cultural features, and it is really hard for the nationwide websites to obtain a dominant position.
Investment opportunities in 2006 - website targets at professional groups
Comprehensive portals and industrial websites have an integration function of “gathering the population”. However, with the popularization of the internet in the daily life, more focused websites targeting professional groups are needed to meet the individual’s demand for diversity and personality.
Investment opportunities in 2006 - WEB2.0 websites
Web2.0 is the new Web model, represented by webs such as Flickr, Craigslist, Linkedin, Tribes, Ryze, Friendster, and by social concepts such as Blogs, TAG, SNS, RSS, Wiki. It was realized by the new theories of Six Degrees of Separation, xml, ajax and new techs. Many emerging webs are become fashionable and some of them have attracted large amounts of investments. This report analyses business patterns and development prospects of those emerging webs.
The top 10 Web2.0 websites
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1. Overview of the cybereconomy 1.1 Definition and main terms of cybereconomy 1.2 Particularity of cybereconomy 1.3 Cybereconomy's development in China2. Analysis on China's online advertisement market and websites in 2005 2.1 Current status of online advertisement market 2.1.1 Brief introduction of online advertisement 2.1.2 Forms of online advertisement 2.1.3 Scale of China's online advertisement market 2.1.4 Analysis of China's online advertisement industry chain 2.1.4.1 Major development of China's online advertisement in 2005 2.1.4.2 Development of China's online advertisement medium, 2003-2005 2.1.4.3 Development of online advertisement agents, 2004-2005 2.2 Analysis on China's representative enterprises in online advertisement market 2.2.1 Sina 2.2.1.1 Operation analysis 2.2.1.2 Finance analysis 2.2.1.3 Analysis on non-advertisement services 2.2.2 Sohu 2.2.2.1 Operation analysis 2.2.2.2. Finance analysis 2.2.2.3 Analysis on non-advertisement services 2.2.3 Market and strategy analysis on IT portals 2.3 Online advertising agency market 2.3.1 Brief introduction of online advertising agency market 2.3.2 Performance of major online advertisement agents, 2005 2.3.3 Online advertisement alliance 2.4 Development trend and investment opportunities of China's online advertisement market 3 Analysis of online shopping market and websites 3.1 Market status of online shopping 3.2 Analysis on China's representative online shopping enterprises 3.2.1 Business model and competition analysis of Taobao 3.2.2 Business model and competition analysis of ebay 3.2.3 Business model and competition analysis of joyo 3.2.4 Business model and competition analysis of dangdang 3.2.5 Business model and competition analysis of AsiaEC 3.2.6 Business model and competition analysis of Chinese leading online ticket 3.2.7 Business model and competition analysis of cncard 3.3 Network investigation analysis of China's online shopping webs 3.3.1 Basic situations of China's E-commerce consumers 3.3.2 Investigation data of China's main shopping webs 3.4 Development trends and investment opportunities of China's online shopping webs 4 Analysis of online tourism market and websites 4.1 Market status of online tourism websites 4.1.1 Networking trend of the tourism industry 4.1.2 Market scale of China's online tourism industry 4.2 Analysis of China's major online tourism websites 4.2.1 ctrip 4.2.2 elong 4.2.3 aoyou 4.2.4 Development of other online tourism and entertainment webs 4.3 Network investigation and analysis of China's online tourism webs 4.3.1 Online tourism webs are engaging in grasp online hotel reservation market 4.3.2 Comparison analysis of hotels signed with online tourism webs 4.4 Development trend and investment opportunities of China's online tourism webs 5 Analysis of online game market and websites 5.1 Current status of China's online game market 5.1.1 Development process of online game 5.1.2 Development trend of online game 5.1.3 Scale of China's online game market 5.2 Analysis of China's main online game websites 5.2.1 Shanda 5.2.2 Netease 5.2.3 the9 5.2.4 kingsoft 5.2.5 9you 5.2.6 Development of other online game websites 5.3 Analysis of China's online game consumers 5.4 Development trend and investment opportunities of China's online game industry 6 Market analysis of real estate websites 6.1 Market status of China's real estate websites 6.1.1 Brief introduction of real estate websites 6.1.2 Development trends of real estate webs 6.1.3 Market scale of China's real estate webs 6.2 Analysis of China's main real estate websites 6.2.1 SouFun 6.2.2 focus 6.2.3 realestate 6.2.4 estate-china 6.2.5 Other real estate webs 6.3 Network investigation and analysis of China's real estate webs 6.3.1 Ranking of online real estate channels 6.3.2 Lagoo's ranking of China's top 100 real estate webs 6.3.3 Analysis of real estate websites' consumers 6.4 Investment opportunities of China's real estate webs 7 Market Analysis of automobile websites 7.1 Market status of China's auto webs 7.1.1 Brief introduction of auto webs 7.1.2 Development trend of auto webs 7.1.3 Market scale of China's auto webs 7.2 Analysis of China's major auto webs 7.2.1 Chinacars 7.2.2 Xcar 7.2.3 pcauto 7.2.4 bitauto 7.2.5 Other auto webs 7.3 Network investigation and analysis of China's auto webs 7.4 Investment opportunities of China's auto webs 8 Market analysis of search engine market 8.1 Current status of China's search engine market 8.2 Analysis of China's major search engines 8.2.1 baidu 8.2.2 yahoo 8.2.3 China search 8.2.4 sogo 8.2.5 iask 8.2.6 Development of other search engines 8.3 Network investigation and analysis of China's search engines 8.3.1 Efficiency comparison of China's search engines 8.3.2 Major profit patterns of search engines 8.4 Development trend and investment opportunities of China's search engines 9 Market analysis of online recruitment 9.1 Current status of China's online recruitment market 9.1.1 Brief introduction of online recruitment 9.1.2 Development trend of online recruitment 9.1.3 Scale of China's online recruitment market 9.2 Analysis of China's main online recruitment webs 9.2.1 51job 9.2.2 ChinaHR 9.2.3 zhaopin 9.2.4 Major Industrial online recruitment websites 9.2.5 Major regional online recruitment websites 9.3 Network investigation and analysis of China's online recruitment 9.3.1 Competition pattern of China's online recruitment market 9.3.2 Market power analysis of China's online recruitment 9.3.3 Local market power analysis of China's online recruitment 9.4 Investment opportunity analysis of China's online recruitment 9.4.1 Investment opportunities of industrial online recruitment market 9.4.2 Investment opportunities of local online recruitment market 10 Analysis of China's WAP market 10.1 Current status of China's WAP market 10.1.1 Brief introduction of WAP 10.1.2 Development trend of WAP in China 10.1.3 Scale of China's WAP market 10.2 Analysis of China's main WAP service providers 10.2.1 Air net 10.2.2 TOM 10.2.3 www.tol24.com 10.2.4 skyinfo 10.2.5 hurray 10.2.6 raymobile 10.2.7 China.com 10.2.8 mtong 10.2.9 South standard 10.3 Network investigation and analysis of China's WAP websites 10.4 Investment opportunity of China's WAP market 11 Market opportunity analysis of wireless music and online music 11.1 Current status of China's wireless music and online music market 11.1.1 Brief introduction of wireless music and online music 11.1.2 Development trend of wireless music and online music 11.1.3 Scale of China's wireless music and online music market 11.2 Analysis of China's major wireless music and online music service providers 11.2.1 linktone 11.2.2 rockmobile 11.2.3 Any8 Limited 11.2.4 hurray 11.2.5 colorme.com.cn 11.2.6 www.qtt.cn 11.3 Investigation of China's wireless music and online music market 11.4 Investment opportunities of China's wireless music and online music market 12 Investment opportunities of cybereconomy 12.1 Brief introduction of WEB2.0 12.2 Applications of WEB2.0 12.2.1 Blog 12.2.2 Tag 12.2.3 SNS 12.2.4 RSS 12.2.5 WiKi 12.3 Applications of WEB2.0 in China 12.4 Introduction of domestic WEB2.0 webs and strategy analysis 12.5 Investment opportunity analysis of other cybereconomy fields
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China's online advertisement market scale and forecast, 2002-2006 Market scale of China's online tourism, 2002-2005 Number and forecast of China's real estate webs, 2002-2006 Market scale of China's internet job-hunting, 2002-2006 Market scale and forecast of China's online recruitment, 2001-2010 Online advertisement industry chain Number of China's online advertisers, 2001-2005 Income of major online advertisement medium in 2005 Income scale of online advertisement agents in 2004 Net ads market proportion of main portals in 2005 Advertisement income of the three largest portals, 2001-2005 Revenue structure of Sina, 2002-2005 2001-2005, China's E-commerce trade volume Market share of China's B2B in 2005 Market share of C2C in 2005 Quarterly net income and growth rate of Ctrip, 2004-2005 Quarterly total income and growth rate of Elong, 2004-2005 China's online game market revenue in 2005
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