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Monday, November 20, 2000, updated at 10:42(GMT+8)
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China Expected to Become Top On-line Advertiser

China is expected to become the biggest online advertising market in the next few years despite the recent roller-coaster of the dotcom community, said DoubleClick, the world's largest online advertising player in Shanghai.

"An online market is still on the horizon in China but it's growing at a fascinating speed. It will definitely be the leading market in Asia in the next five years," said Stephen Moss, chief executive officer of DoubleClick's Asia-Pacific operation.

However, the advertising titan said that potential stumbling blocks, including lukewarm industrial response, increasing concerns about online security and privacy and lack of technology standards, still loom.

The DoubleClick expected to grasp about ten to 20 percent of the domestic market share next year in terms of expenditure on online advertising, and to further build up its foothold since it was launched in August. It now has three offices, in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.




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China is expected to become the biggest online advertising market in the next few years despite the recent roller-coaster of the dotcom community, said DoubleClick, the world's largest online advertising player in Shanghai.

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