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Category Archives: The Thomas Crampton Channel
DalianDalian offers free city portal software
Alex Bowman, DalianDalian creator, describes his expatriate portal site to one of China’s second-tier cities and offers to help others set up the same (for free).
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My undiscovered Amy Tan film
One of Amy Tan’s lesser-known cinematic works (and Thomas Crampton’s film directing debut). Wait, is that Hollywood calling?
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Tagged Amy Tan, The Bonesetters Daughter, The Joy Luck Club, Thomas Crampton
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London 2012: Backwards walking
A 7-second video of an unusual form of morning exercise spotted on the way up to the Peak in Hong Kong.
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Athlete blogs at the Beijing Olympics
A wide range of athletes are blogging the Olympics. Here’s a growing list as we find them.
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2 parent policy for Chinese Olympic athlete
Some Olympic sponsors have advertisements that are economical with the truth (Believe it or not!)
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Tagged Geoffrey Fowler, JWT, Thomas Crampton, Tom Doctoroff
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UBS Economist: Olympics “No Big Deal”
UBS Economist Jonathan Anderson’s study of past Olympics and their impact says that the Beijing Olympics will have little impact on China’s economy.
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China’s creative deficit?
While the Le Web conference attracts star presenters from around the world, the founder says he cannot find enough people from Asia. Any ideas?
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Silicon Valley has moved East?
Rebecca Fannin, author of Silicon Dragon, argues that Silicon Valley is moving East, to China.
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China needs proof democracy worthwhile
China is ready for democracy, but the elite and middle class still need convincing that it will be worthwhile, according to Arthur Kroeber.
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