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Tag Archives: Blogging
The Internet and rural education in China
Part 2 of Danwei’s interviews at the 2009 Chinese blogger conference, held in a cave in Lianzhou in November. This clip features rural teachers who use the Internet.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Blogging, CNBloggerCon, Lianzhou
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TIME‘s Austin Ramzy on GDP growth, the Global Media Summit and the TIME China blog
Austin Ramzy has been reporting for TIME for 6 years, starting in Hong Kong and moving to Beijing in 2007. Since then he has covered the Hong Kong Chief Executive election in 2007, the Beijing Olympics, Wenchuan earthquake and the Xinjiang riots.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Austin Ramzy, Blogging, Hong Kong, Time, Wenchuan earthquake, Xinjiang riots
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Carol Lin: “The Flavor of Freedom”
In this interview, Carol Lin (a.k.a. The Carol), a prolific Taiwanese blogger, microblogger, social activist and an all-around digital maven, who is also well known for her photography, shares her thoughts on the lack of development in the Chinese web 2.0 / Internet industry, Taiwan’s uncensored Internet, the opportunity average Chinese people got to “taste the flavor of freedom in an unblocked Internet” during the Olympics, and digitally savvy Chinese netizens.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet
Tagged bloggers, Blogging, Carol Lin, CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews
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Sharism: A Mind Revolution
Isaac Mao writes about sharing on the World Wide Web.
Posted in Internet culture, People
Tagged blog, Blogging, creativity, Isaac Mao, sharing
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Kobe Bryant starts bilingual blog on Sina.com
NBA megastar Kobe Bryant of the L.A. Lakers starts his own bilingual blog on Sina.com, which also hosts his personal website on its sports channel.
Posted in Sports
Tagged Blogging, Kobe Bryant, Kobe's Chinese website, NBA, Sina
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Blog anonymously to avoid Sushi
A-list Japanese blogger Akky Akimoto fear retribution in the form of unwanted Sushi deliveries.
Posted in Featured Video, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Akky Akimoto, Blogging, Japan
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