Geeks on a Plane to Asia
+8* ThoughtsPublished July 8, 2010 at 3:43 pm 1 CommentWhy would anyone in his right mind spend over a week with two dozen tech geeks in Asia? The answers.
Why would anyone in his right mind spend over a week with two dozen tech geeks in Asia? The answers.
(This column was written for the magazine “China Electronics Business” – Part 1 is here)
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