Introduction Leaflet APIRA's Structure
The full name for APIRA is Asia Pacific Internet
Research Alliance. APIRA was founded on September 27, 2003. It
is a spontaneously organized and non-profit organization. It is
a regional academic organization and is not subjected to any other
organizations.
The aim of the alliance is
to enhance communication and comparison in Asia-Pacific
region on the Internet information, deepen the research
on statistical techniques of the Internet information, facilitate
the cooperation among Asia-Pacific countries and regions
on the Internet information survey and research, and boost
the regional development of the Internet researches. All
Internet research oriented organizations, include but not
limited in companies, enterprises, research institutes,
colleges and other Internet organizations located in Asia-Pacific
region can join voluntarily without paying any charges.
At the end of each year, each APIRA members shall conduct
a statistical survey on the local Internet development situation
during a same period and base on compatible survey methodology
and questionnaire. APIRA member organizations shall host annual
member meeting in turn. On the meeting, member organizations
shall report on their latest findings, discuss on newly emerged
Internet technologies and phenomenon, research on Internet information
statistical technologies and layout the next year's working
plans of APIRA.
APIRA will timely post statistics and researching reports
from member organizations and the community all over the world.
APIRA members are automatically qualified for the right to use
the resources.
Current APIRA members are:
China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), China
National Internet Development Agency of Korea (NIDA, formerly
KRNIC), Korea
Malaysian Communications and Meltimedia Commission (MCMC), Malaysia
Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC)
City University of Hong Kong,
University of Macau,
All China Strategic Research (ACSR), China
Internet Marketing Council of Korea (IMCK), Korea
iResearch Group, China
Yahoo!SoutheastAsia, Singapore
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