A fusion of technology and luxury Motorola Mobility has officially unveiled the Motorola Brilliant Collection by Swarovski®, a limited edition collaboration that blends cutting-edge…
While everyone was talking Twitter, Sina Weibo took gold in the social Olympics
Well now, this is interesting. It turns out the real social media platform of choice when it came to the Olympic Games was China’s…
Olympic social media controversy hits China
When you embrace social media as much as the London Games have, you’ve got to accept that there’ll be the odd disaster here and…
Awesome TED video explains life behind the Great Firewall
This is very cool. China’s internet space can be a little difficult to figure out at times. A Great Firewall, Weibos, and social clones…
Baidu, Sina team up to share mobile and search content
Two of China’s most influential online powers, Baidu and Sina, are teaming up in a partnership that will see them swapping cloud-based and mobile…
Nitin Desai, Special Advisor to the Secretary General of the United Nations, had a few original words to say on the new wave of “We Media” sweeping the globe. He says that the key challenge – and this is the original part of what he said – is that we face a challenge in finding a business model that can combine the professionalism of the traditional, established media (fact checking; sources; trained journalists; ethics codes and training etc etc) with what we have on the web – the power of collaborative communities, citizen journalism, blogs, collective intelligence, number power etc etc…