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The number of registered Web sites with a '.hk' suffix is expected to soar after next month's introduction of policies aimed at providing more naming flexibility, according to Hong Kong Domain...
The number of Web sites using the '.hk' suffix on their addresses is expected to soar after next month's introduction of policies aimed at providing more naming flexibility, according to Hong Kong...
Updated at 5.10pm, Thursday:
Updated at 5.10pm, Thursday:
Hong Kong companies will soon be allowed to register more than one Internet domain name in a move to liberalise the '.hk' world.
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