HKNet

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HKNet is an internet service provider in Hong Kong. It is a part of the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Group. Previously one of the major players in the broadband market, HKNet began retreating from the consumer market, and in 2005, transferred its residential customers to the larger Netvigator Broadband ISP owned by PCCW IMS. HKnet still maintains a reputable share in the business market.

HKNet currently has over 150,000 dial-up subscribers, a 15 percent market share, and 4,000 corporate customers in Hong Kong. The company's target for it's dial-up subscribers to 240,000 and IDD customers exceeding 200,000, by the end of 2006.However, their runner-up in dial-up market had been taken by City Telecom (Hong Kong) had increased its share of the Hong Kong dial-up market to 20 percent, according to ACNielsen survey in 2006. [1]

[edit] Milestone

1995

  • Introducing their 56K Dial-up Service
  • Launching 1st Chinese online newspaper, Mingpao.com

1996

  • Formation first Internet greeting card center, HKNet iCard Centre

[edit] References

  1. ^ asia.internet.com Realtime News for IT Managers

[edit] External links

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