The panel I moderated was focused on internationalization at the “Inside Social Apps” conference, with an emphasis on Asia, including how Asian companies see the challenges of going global.
Talk at eComm Conference on another kind of Augmented Reality: the world around us
We’re in the Bay Area until April 22.
A few days ago while exchanging ideas with our friends at Slideshare (“the YouTube of presentations” that is possibly going to monetize better than YouTube and certainly cost a lot less), we thought about making a count of the views and downloads we had over the 20+ presentations we put on there. All those presentations
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Thanks to Mobile China Media for its kind selection again this year. We are in great company with Presidents, CEOs and CTOs of various mobile firms.
The TD-SCDMA Alliance is very diplomatically listed number 1 (though the ranking is more a grouping of sorts). Incidentally, +8* is (diplomatically?) listed as the first consultancy… Or could this
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Thanks to the efforts of our Dear Leader Kim Changwon @ Web2.0Asia who gathered the boys from OpenWeb.Asia and some more free souls, the event that was just an idea in mid-December has turned into a full-fledged event gathering over 16 great speakers to showcase the best of Asia’s web and mobile innovations. They are
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Operating a mobile business in China is not for the faint hearted. This has been repeatedly illustrated on the profiles of NASDAQ-listed value-added service providers during the past two years.
A heated debate is going on between the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) and telecom operators, but WVAS SPs often feel they have to face them
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This forum co-organized by the EU-China Information Society Project was to assess the state of current e-commerce and logistics (as they go hand in hand) in China. Some quick facts gathered at this event:
On the logistics side, the cost of transporting goods in China is apparently still in the 20% range vs. 10% in more
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Last week the AmCham organized an afternoon of discussions around the Internet scene in China, with a panel covering general views on Internet and another on the topic of blogging.
Inviting bloggers should be part of the PR strategy of any conference, as they do great reporting: the fastest ones usually sticking to the facts and
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Panel: Decoding China’s Internet Scene (AmCham China event)
Four experts provide the big picture on what’s happening online in the world’s largest market. The panel will cover trends, myths and realities, and advice in regard to understanding the online environment.
Panelists
Micah Truman, CEO of Wanmo Performance Advertising
Andrew Lih, former new media academic at Columbia University and Hong
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