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Asiaweek/CNN Asian Internet Index
Asia's information technology revolution is just beginning
The Asiaweek/CNN Internet Index attempts to track Asia's online advance through the composite performance of 20 Asian stocks that are, or aspire to be, Internet and information technology players. The group includes Net-smart telecommunications companies, Internet service providers, electronics manufacturers, e-commerce companies and others, both large-cap and small, from around Asia.
The Asiaweek/CNN
Internet Index tracks Asia's Information Technology revolution through the
stock-price performance of 40 Asian companies on the cutting edge of the
digital economy. Performance of the Index provides a broad overview of Internet
activity throughout the region, in developed and
developing markets as well as across Internet industry subsectors.
Represented
companies include online content providers; electronic financial services
and stock brokers; online retailers; business-to-business services; wired
and wireless network infrastructure providers; consumer electronics and
network hardware manufacturers; telecommunications providers.
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Companies
comprising the Index are selected
according to a methodology that includes objective and subjective criteria.
Constituent companies may derive the majority of their revenue from sources
not directly related to the Internet, providing they demonstrate a compelling
e-business strategy, hold dominant market positions or are developing promising
Internet-related technology. The Index
is market-cap weighted; no single component stock is assigned an individual
weighting exceeding 10% of the total value of the Index. Due to rapid changes
in this dynamic industry, component stocks may be dropped from the Index
and new ones added several times over the course of a year.
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