Feb 25, 2007
Weekly China Links and Resources
China Business
Chinafrauds.com
“China Frauds – a community for businesses to list and look for resolution to frauds, scams and just plain mistakes made while doing business in China. China Frauds is a clearinghouse for stories and remedies for problems doing business in China.”
Oh, and there’s a blog too.
China Solved Blog
“ChinaSolved is an online resource for international managers in China. Ex pats, returned Chinese, overseas Chinese, local Mainlanders, and all other types of manager are operating in a market that offers unprecedented opportunities for success — and and endless array of challenges and pitfalls that have often resulted in failure, frustrationa and waste.” One neato article is entitled 10 Commandments for Westerners in China.
China on Seeking Alpha
An assortment of China Business news. Internet, business, economics, and all that jazz…
Stolen Intellectual Property on the Chinese Internet
While youtube is getting all kinda of grief about copyright issues, Chinese video sites are posting TV shows and movies like there’s no tomorrow. Are all the big networks doing anything to bring legal action to these Chinese companies as well? Who knows… Here’s are a few of the shows that I found:
Lost season1 season 2 part of season 3, Futurama, The Apprentice, Hustle, Ghost Whisperer, Prison Break 1st season 2nd season, Joey, and The Unit. Courtesy of the good people at tudou.com.
I’ll continue to report shows that I find on the Chinese net, for anyone who’s interested. I’m curious to see how long the Chinese net-immunity lasts.
China Web Bits
Flickr China Photo Pool
With about 1500 members, this Flickr group is focused on photographing all things China. If you’re in China, and you have a camera, you might want to consider joining in on the action.
Chinamemes.com
A digg-like site for China-specific tech/internet news. Design could use some work, but overall, a good source of information for China internet nerds.
IsaacMao.com
One of the leading Chinese bloggers out there. Writing in both Chinese and English, he’s got a lot to say about the internet in China, and abroad. His recent Open Letter to Google made a bit of noise in the blogosphere.
Chinese Language
Pinyin News – A Guide to the Writing of Chinese in Romanization
An interesting blog which appears to be about nothing but pinyin and the Chinese Language. They have a list of tools on their page which looks useful.
