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Silicon Hutong

Submitted by siliconhutong on Sat, 2007-02-17 14:49. ::
 

What happens when telecommunications, media, entertainment, and technology (broadly defined) smack into each other in China? Great theater, and a microscope into how the world's largest country is integrating itself into the global system.

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The ARJ-21 and China's Long, Slow Climb to the Skies

Submitted by siliconhutong on Thu, 2008-11-20 06:07. :: | |

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In the Hutong No place else I'd rather be 1158 hrs. Covering this year's Zhuhai Air Show, The Economist takes a look at China's first domestically-produced jetliner, the AVIC1 Commercial Aircraft Corporation's ARJ-21, and on the eve of the regional...
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AdAgeChina: Obama, China, and Public Diplomacy

Submitted by siliconhutong on Fri, 2008-11-14 05:51. ::

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In the Hutong Using music to tame The Beast 1145 hrs. AdAgeChina.com just posted my Viewpoint article on Obama and public diplomacy. My core point: If Obama is to keep his hard choices from backfiring with China, he must make...
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China 2.0 Tour: It Doesn't Get Much Better

Submitted by siliconhutong on Fri, 2008-11-14 05:33. :: |

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Jingshun Road, Inbound Adjusting to a more social life offline 1745 hrs. If you haven't been following the China 2.0 Tour online via Twitter (#china20), you should really check out the site and the linked blogs of all of the...
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A Clear-Eyed Look Ahead

Submitted by siliconhutong on Fri, 2008-11-14 05:29. :: |

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The Parking Lot of the Heqiao Building Smog smog blow away, go light on Tianjin today 1007 hrs. The shelf life of a good China book, especially one that covers business, is short. The pace of change in China is...
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