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Tag Archives: Thomas Crampton
China’s 50-cent Twitter censors
China’s freelance censors are taking on Twitter.
Posted in Featured Video, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged censorship, GFW, Oiwan Lam, Thomas Crampton, Twitter
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China votes for Obama
China – and Asia – show a preference for Obama.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged democracy, elections, McCain, Obama, Thomas Crampton, USA
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Hong Kong’s schizophrenic China patriotism
How Hong Kong’s approach to Chinese patriotism confuses Beijing (and others).
Posted in Featured Video, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Hong Kong, Stephen Vines, Thomas Crampton
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IPTV idea for Taiwan?
An idea for IPTV in China from Thomas Crampton.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Internet, IPTV, Thomas Crampton
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Vivek Wadhwa: China is NOT the new Silicon Valley
William Bao Bean said in a recent interview that we should “Expect More Digital Garages in China”, but Vivek Wadhwa strongly disagrees, asserting to Thomas Crampton that China is not innovating and has still has not moved beyond copycat status.
Posted in Featured Video, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Thomas Crampton, Vivek Wadhwa, William Bao Bean
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Why Web 2.0 works for learning Mandarin
Ken Carroll, co-founder of the Shanghai-based Chinesepod language teaching service, explains to Thomas Crampton why Web 2.0 tools work particularly well for learning Chinese in particular and languages in general.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Chinesepod, Ken Carroll, Praxis, Thomas Crampton
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Why Tom Doctoroff is wrong about China
A video interview with Paul French about Tom Doctoroff and Carl Crow.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Carl Crow, marketing, media, Paul French, Thomas Crampton, Tom Doctoroff
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FT Chinese: 1 million registered users
A video interview with Angela Mackay, executive director of the Financial Times Asia Pacific, about FTChinese.com
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Angela Mackay, business, Financial Times, FTchinese.com, Internet, media business, newspapers, Thomas Crampton
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Money and angry youth to crush Nanny?
A video interview with Duncan Hewitt about Net censorship: ‘Money and angry people will play a growing role in the battle against China’s Great Firewall’.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged business, censorship, Duncan Hewitt, GFW, Great Firewall, net nanny, Thomas Crampton
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China Internet, live from ad:tech
Video interview by Thomas Crampton of Kaiser Kuo and Andrew Lih.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Andrew Lih, Internet, Kaiser Kuo, Thomas Crampton
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