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Category Archives: Business
Youtube advertising: American Chamber of Commerce video
Youtube advertising is taking off. The American Chamber of Commerce in China has published an introductory video on Youtube:
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Bus bombs, Israel, Dell and robot chicks in China
CNOOC, John Pomfret, and other topics.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei Noon Report, Media and Advertising
Tagged Dell, Huang Jianxiang, Jonathan Ansfield, Spot-On
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CCTV investing in Hong Kong TV, People’s Daily editors on acid
Also, foreigners in China and liquid coal fuel.
Posted in Breaking News, Business, Business and Finance, Danwei Noon Report, Foreign media on China, Newspapers
Tagged Tianya, Yi Zhongtian
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Springtime for China blog consultants
VW ads and BBS responses to them, from Word of Mouth blog Business Week has given a big boost to people who want to capitalize on their knowledge of China’s blog and BBS scene, with an article titled Blogging Down … Continue reading
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Rabies, condoms and bunkers: July 31 China media roundup
Image from Xinhua’s top Chinese story today: Answering hot questions about the Harmonious Society A daily roundup of mainstream media and blog coverage of China, from Chinese and foreign sources: • Netease reports that man named Li Chenyong from Changle … Continue reading
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Churches and the market economy
A translation of Zhao Xiao’s famous essay, ‘Market Economies with Churches and Market Economies without Churches’, and a critique by CASS academician He Fan.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance
Tagged @classic, Christianity, He Fan, market economy, religion, Zhao Xiao
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Beijing taxi strike, and why the city’s cabbies deserve more respect
Beijing taxi under spring snow – by Snow Kisses Sky March 2006 Sort of a strike The first indication of anything happening was a rumour earlier this week that the government was going to give Beijing cabbies a day off … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Breaking News, Business, Business and Finance
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Danwei: Socialistic anarchists eating our own babies
Sir Martin ponders the threat of socialist anarchists The previous post about the South China Morning Post’s clueless Internet stategy referred, for balance, to some comments by Martin Sorrell, advertising Borg WPP’s chief, warning media executives against free content. It … Continue reading
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Skirting the law in China’s private enterprise reform
An essay by Wu Xiaobo (吴晓波), ‘Reform Begins with Transgression’ (改革从违法开始), about how early Chinese private enterprise dealt with a vague legal framework.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, IP and Law
Tagged @classic, fraud, Hainan, Lei Yu, reform, Wang Shi, Wu Xiaobo
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Free trade and new art
Chengdu artist Wang Guiqian’s self-portrait Two must-read items this Friday: Item 1 is an article by P.J. O’ Rourke, titled: Trading with the Enemy? China wants to sell to us. We should be happy, found via Asiapudit. Here is an … Continue reading
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