This Week in Asia Episode 21: This Week in China

TWiA-logo Every big news is about China this week with Gang Lu, Founder of Mobinode coming in as our guest together with the TWIA crew to chat first about Google’s imminent departure from China and providing the perspective from the Great FireWall of China which the rest of the world missed. We also discussed the two alternative views on QZone, followed by some local stories about Facebook’s new job listing in Malaysia and mig33′s mobile chat service taking the emerging markets by storm.

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  • plus8star

    Hi guys – thanks for your kind quote about my posts on Tencent. Please note that even if Tencent's success as a company is hard to deny, the “winner” or “success” in Facebook-style social networking depends on what metric you look at. In addition, Tencent's services being fairly inter-dependent considering one alone is also debatable.

  • http://www.bernardleong.com Bernard Leong

    Hi Ben,

    Thanks for the note. Will take that into account when we have our next discussion. Speaking of which, will u be interested to come on as our guest on TWIA sometime soon?

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