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Living in China: grab your “Oba-Mao” T-shirts
At the hype of US President Barack Obama's first visit to China, the hottest sales item on Beijing's streets is a t-shirt featuring Obama's face replacing China' former leader Mao Zedong's face in an iconic image of the Communist Party and Red Army [...]
Posted in China, consumer behavior | Also tagged Beijing, China Central Television, Communist Party, consumer behavior, Mao Zedong, Red Army, United States | 2 Comments
Internet in China: Watch the complete video of Obama’s town hall meeting in Shanghai
For those who couldn't access the short clip of Barack Obama's Q&A in Shanghai with Chinese college students, a video of the town hall meeting (November 16th, 2009 12:45 pm local Shanghai time) provided by the White House it can be seen below [...]
Posted in China, information technology | Also tagged America, California, direct communications, internet, Internet In China, Internet Users, Shanghai, Social Networking Sites, twitter, United States, White House | Leave a comment
Internet in China: Obama says “Internet assists free flow of information”
During his visit to China, U.S. President Barrack Obama said in Shanghai that Internet has an enormous power in assisting information dissemination, and he personally has benefited from Internet [...]
Posted in China, information technology | Also tagged Chinese Government, internet, Internet Access, Internet In China, Punahou School alumni, Shanghai, United States, US government, White House | 2 Comments
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-04-05
Would anybody care to share a quote (shall I call it “citation?) for referencing the interaction design process for a paper I’m writing? # reading “IDEO Method Cards”, different techniques for inspiring design, gaining insights into user’s goals, and generating alternatives … # [Technology] Nokia’s Point # [Graphic Design, Digital Art, Architecture, Data Visualization] Data City: Pixel [...]
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Twitter Updates for 2009-04-04
Monthly groceries at Metro: frozen bagles, panninis, and laffa! Thank you, Lord! # [China] Chinese president meets Brazilian leader in London: Chinese President Hu Jintao met his Brazilian.. http://tinyurl.com/cd6jd2 # [Interaction Design] Music That Makes You Dumb: Virgil Griffith, a CalTech graduate student,.. http://tinyurl.com/cgbw7j # [Technology] Report: Google in Talks to Buy Twitter?: Google is in talks to [...]
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Technology, Innovation and the Environment: Obama pushes for energy jobs