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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Benjamin Joffe on the future of mobile media
Benjamin Joffe on the future of mobile media.
Posted in Mobile phone and wireless
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Lu Gang on the future of mobile media
Lu Gang on the future of the mobile media industry.
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Thomas Crampton on the future of mobile media
Thomas Crampton on the future of mobile media.
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Tagged mobile media, Thomas Crampton
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Mobile media: where is the money?
The Fourth Danwei Plenary Session will take place on Wednesday January 27, 2010 in Beijing, China.
It’s a panel discussion about mobile phones and the media business.
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Mr Gay China – cancelled
Interviews with the organizers of the Mr Gay China pageant, set to take last Friday night in Beijing, about why the police stopped the show (more info at The Guardian). Video by Janek Zdzarski.
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China’s puny online ad market, and Google
Why should Google bother to fight a dirty fight that they will never win, for a fraction of a total market of 4.3 billion dollars?
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Baidu hacked by Iranian Cyber Army
Search giant Baidu was hacked, apparently by Iranians.
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China Radio International messes with Texas
Galveston is a city of about 50,000 people on an island on the Texas Gulf coast. An unlikely place for a Chinese soft power push?
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IMDB.com blocked in China
Movie review website IMDB.com (clearly a nest of splittist and anti-China forces) has been blocked in China by the Great FireWall. In honor of this event, we present this Youtube video of Queen singing ‘Another one bites the dust’. Of … Continue reading
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Ai Weiwei and Anti on censorship
on Al Jazeera
A recent report by Al Jazeera on Internet censorship in China featuring interviews with Ai Weiwei and Anti.
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on Al Jazeera
on Al Jazeera