A Chinese internet user browses for information on Google. Soon internet addresses will be available in Chinese script along with Arabic and CyrillicFrom The Daily Mail:
International domain names or addresses that can be written in non-English characters are expected to be approved this week.
This will spark one of the biggest changes to the internet in its four-decade history.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN - the non-profit group that oversees domain names - is holding a meeting this week in Seoul.
The ICANN board will decide if will allow entire internet addresses to be in scripts that are not based on Latin letters.
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