Social media, and the blogosphere, are playing a historic role in the transformation of China. Because mainstream media in China continues to be regulated and controlled,...
Complaints about poor service in China are common, especially amongst foreigners with both a language gap and a different set of expectations. Some manage to lower...
It’s probably a bit odd for me to be writing about my own speech, as I somehow tend to see this as shameless self-promotion. Nevertheless, I’m doing...
Right after we posted on why the global financial crisis will hit China harder than the US and Europe, the World Bank published its estimate for 2009 growth (h/t...
I had coffee with Philip Johnson, former Silicon Valley Bank executive who is now a Beijing-based financial adviser to start-up companies in China. On his visit...
Every so often you run into something so completely wonderful, it forces you to ask yourself, “how the hell did I never hear of this before?” ExploreMetro...
Scenario: Let’s say you are a foreign multinational (or startup) considering market entry into China. You’ve seen how companies like Ebay have failed...
Reflecting back on the China 2.0 Tour–lead sponsored by Edelman Digital Media China and organized by us, Web2Asia and The China Business Network–I am...
Publishing Autonomy in the New Economy
Speaker: Christopher Adams
Taslima Nasrin’s photo on flickr found by Japanese magazine. How did they find the photo? I used...
Speaker: Lu Gang. PhD, TechCrunch (mobinode), blognation (readwritebweb)
Old school BBS: The Chinese Social Networking Phenomenon
China’s Facebook Clones
Research...
Panel – NGO 2.0: Internet and the Growth of China’s Civil Society
Speaker: Lu Fei
The Use of Online Information Platform for NGO Relief Work During Wenchuan...