Archive for posts tagged with ‘politics’
Jan 5 2010
Quoted: China Daily on Social Media
Social Media - 8 months ago - admin
Tiffany Wong recently published the first of a multi-part series in China Daily on Social Media, speaking with myself and Jonathon Zhu, who runs the Hong Kong Internet Project. Zhu has come out with…
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Quoted: China Daily on Social Media
Dec 28 2009
How To: Hack like China’s Government
Social Media - 8 months ago - admin
Fascinating study done by Northrup Grumman Corporation for the US government’s US-China Economic and Security Review Commission about the Chinese government’s Cyberwar capability. In fact, it pre…
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How To: Hack like China’s Government
Dec 22 2009
Social Media Ageism Rant
Social Media - 9 months ago - admin
I’ll start this post off by acknowledging that it’s admittedly probably half-baked because this issue is a hot button one for me. That issue being the perpetuation that social media careers are for “y…
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Social Media Ageism Rant
Dec 18 2009
Health Reform: The Imact on American Innovation
Social Media - 9 months ago - admin
This week the NY Times explores how failing to pass health reform will have an impact on innovation — and archetypal Silicon Valley startups. In the cradle of American innovation, workers are ma…
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Health Reform: The Imact on American Innovation
Dec 15 2009
More Traditional Gender Bias Showing Up in New Media
Social Media - 9 months ago - admin
There is a theme in my universe today and it is that women are apparently pretty much permanently screwed when it comes to equality. Why else would these two items come up nearly back-to-back on Twitt…
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More Traditional Gender Bias Showing Up in New Media
Dec 11 2009
One billion invisible Chinese.
Social Media - 9 months ago - cgseo
This one isn’t about advertising; rather its a forwarded email I got from Andrew (my biz partner), which he got from his sister in Australia (now you know my content sources). In it is a Chinese man n…
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One billion invisible Chinese.
Nov 22 2009
Research shows how much we love a blamestorm
Social Media - 10 months ago - cgseo
If you see one person scapegoating someone else – even without reason – the chances are you will do so too. The research, by USC Marshall School of Business and Stanford University, show that the…
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Research shows how much we love a blamestorm