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71% or so of .COM registrants are Americans: Right!
- Date: Thu, 11 Dec 1997 13:43:26 +0000
- From: Mark Henderson-Thynne <mark@netnames.co.uk>
- Subject: 71% or so of .COM registrants are Americans: Right!
Hi,
As requested:
Excluding .net and .org from the figures bring the figure of US ownership
of .com up to 71.6%, with 29.4% being non-US owned (including 23.1%
being european owned). Figues for all countries with more than 0.1% of
the total are as follows:
1,596,945 .com domain names (1,457,576 active, 139,369 on hold)
US 1,144,605 71.6% (United States)
CA 98,337 6.1% (Canada)
UK/GB 42,920 2.7% (United Kingdom)
DE 31,748 2.0% (Germany)
FR 21,992 1.4% (France)
SE 16,922 1.1% (Sweden)
ES 13,115 0.8% (Spain)
IT 12,435 0.8% (Italy)
JP 12,217 0.8% (Japan)
NL 12,117 0.8% (Netherlands)
CH 8,918 0.6% (Switzerland)
HK 8,888 0.6% (Hong Kong)
AU 7,348 0.5% (Australia)
DK 7,276 0.5% (Denmark)
AE 6,417 0.4% (United Arab Emirates)
CN 6,146 0.4% (China)
IN 4,895 0.3% (India)
KR 4,742 0.3% (South Korea)
BR 4,462 0.3% (Brazil)
BE 3,557 0.2% (Belgium)
AT 3,010 0.2% (Austria)
TR 2,955 0.2% (Turkey)
NO 2,637 0.2% (Norway)
SG 2,174 0.1% (Singapore)
IL 2,144 0.1% (Israel)
AR 2,130 0.1% (Argentina)
FI 2,041 0.1% (Finland)
TW 1,876 0.1% (Taiwan)
TH 1,665 0.1% (Thailand)
ZA 1,649 0.1% (South Africa)
ID 1,642 0.1% (Indonesia)
(others 103,066 6.4%)
total includes:
Europe 187,425 23.1%
I hope this answers all your queries about domain ownership
in .com.
More detailed domain ownership information will be up on a
web page later today.
Mark......
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