Chinese IDN (at its current stage) is nothing more than a hassle, considering people have to type Chinese characters and THEN switch to english to type in ".com" or whatever extension. It seems more efficient for Chinese internet users to merely type a pin yin version of the site + .com (like they do for tudou.com).
I think .com and .net domains might suffer some short term depreciation if and when investors decide to short them. But in the long term, a collapse is far from happening in an age where globalization = money. It's no surprise that trend carries over to the domain name industry, where global TLD's mean money too.






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