Prominent IT Blogger Keso Suspended By Twitter
Famous IT blogger Keso has his Twitter account blocked. Despite contacting Twitter, the account has not been restored after 48 hours. Another case of Silicon Valley ignoring the rest of the world?
Qifang.cn founder Calvin Chin interview
Calvin Chin, founder/CEO of Qifang.cn, shares advice on social entrepreneurship in China, and shares some details about Qifang.cn, a new person-to-person student loan program.
MacKinnon: Internet’s Uncertain Future & US-China Relations
Discussion with Rebecca MacKinnon on the emerging uncertain future of the Internet under non-democratic, non-Western countries like China, and new approaches toward US-China relations.
Wanted: Shanghai Customer Service Executive for MSH China
MSH China, an insurance services company serving multinational companies, seeks a Customer Service Executive/Account Executive to work full-time in Shanghai.
Stanford Professors, Establishing A Legal Company & Rich People
A Stanford professor takes a serious look at The Onion’s satire of China, a bunch of good advice on starting a company in China, & expectations of poor people.
ChineseClass101.com Review: Good Podcasts, Confusing Design
We take Innovative Language Learning’s ChineseClass101.com for a spin to see if we can learn some real Chinese through their new entrant into this competitive online language learning market.
China 2010: insights from Microsoft, Symbio, Lip-Bu Tan
Lip-Bu Tan (Cadence), Symbio, & Microsoft shared insights into working with the Chinese government, the difficulty of penetrating inner circle of elites, and reasons for optimism for China 2010.
Wanted: Beijing Hospitality Sales Manager for Foreign Company
Foreign hospitality company seeks experienced Hospitality Sales Manager with references to work full-time in Beijing’s central business district.
China 2010: Innovation, Copycats, Cheap Labor, Staffing Challenges
Microsoft, KPMG, Symbio, and Cadence offer their thoughts on innovation, the myth of cheap labor, staff retention, and more business issues relating to China.
Capital Punishment In China: Death Vans & Organ Harvesting
China executes the most criminals per year in the world & Beijing has recently moved away from firing squads to lethal injections, including mobile “death vans”.
