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Tuesday, 21 February 2012 16:22
The Vietnamese social network, www.go.vn, reports that it now has more than 12 million members.
The network has developed strongly and rapidly since its launch in 2010, according to Phan Anh Tuan, the Network Director.
In March 2011, the network had only 3 million members however five months later it increased its membership to 5 million.
A big successful story was the Internet Olympic English (IOE) contest, an offshoot of www.go.vn, which attracted almost 5 million pupils and students from 33,177 schools and colleges across the country.
This convinced Vietnamese network developers to create a network that would be able to become a large social network for education, entertainment and communication in the country.
With its main emphasis on television and telecommunications, the network benefits Vietnamese people in many ways and allows them to access it from TVs, PCs and mobile phones.
Source: VOV
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