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Sister Xu excitedly took the concert ticket, then picked up her phone, took the ticket, and ran to the bedroom excitedly, while Sissi didn't care.

Wu Feng was speechless for a while. By the way, since he got the concert tickets, Wu Feng wanted to see if he should give some to Sun Shiyang and the others.

Wu Feng counted ten and came out. He wanted to send nine consecutive ones to Ni Yaya. There was also one for him to sit on. He wanted to sit next to Ni Yaya. Hahaha. Thinking of this, Wu Feng burst into laughter. The sound came.

Wu Feng went upstairs to his bedroom, and Sissi also went to find her mother, preparing to ask her mother to take her out for a walk.

Wu Feng counted out another twenty, and then rode his little electric donkey to the north gate of China Southern Airlines. At this time, Sun Shiyang and the others were still struggling in the Internet cafe!

At the end of the year, China's Internet has experienced countless incidents in the past year of 2010, but there are always some that have had a huge impact on the development of the entire industry, and there are always some that can. Something we keep in mind. Every time at this time, we will recall the major events of the year. Now, let the editor take you to recall the major events of China's Internet in 2010.

. Google withdraws from mainland China

In April 2010, Google officially withdrew from the Chinese market. When users visited the Google China website, they found that the web page automatically jumped to the Google Hong Kong page, and Google China's servers had been moved to Hong Kong.

After Google officially withdrew from the Chinese mainland market, its market share in the mainland has been on a downward trend. In the second half of the year, disputes between Google and East China agents broke out.

. Group buying websites are like mushrooms springing up after a rain.

Foreign group buying websites have been booming for a long time. China's group buying websites seem to have arrived a little late, but this has not affected its rapid progress at all. Although 2010 was not the first year of domestic online group buying, it has reached a point where it has blossomed everywhere this year.

With the Groupon single-product group buying trend in China, various websites have launched group buying websites one after another. The situation of hundreds of group purchases is taking shape. Perhaps single-product group buying is becoming a new consumption method for the younger generation.

. The outbreak of Weibo war

In August 2009, with the launch of the internal beta version of "Sina Weibo", China's Weibo journey has quietly begun. However, in 8, Weibo was just a warm-up stage for Chinese netizens, and it really shined. But it was the Weibo war in 2009.

2010 was the spring of domestic Weibo, with Weibo springing up like mushrooms after a rain. The four major portal websites have also opened Weibo. In order to compete for users, each of them is doing their best, and the "scarf" war is in full swing. At 2010:12 on December 10, 20, the number of listeners of Liu Xiang's Tencent Weibo exceeded 53 million, surpassing Lady Gaga, the number one Twitter website, by nearly 800, making Liu Xiang the well-deserved number one Weibo in the world.

. Internet companies are busy going public

Ku6.com, LeTV.com, Youku.com, Dangdang.com... one after another, step after step, they all entered the gate of Nasdaq. Some people joke that in the current stock market, you have to choose China plus the Internet. Although some companies were not optimistic before going public, judging from the current situation, such as Dangdang and Youku, they have performed well.

The pace of Internet companies going public is far from over. Those who took the first step have already tasted the benefits, and those behind who are watching from the other side are ready to take action. China’s Internet may usher in another round of listing climax led by video websites and e-commerce websites