9/20/2011 - A broad overview: market size, segmentation, consumer and regulatory trends shaping usage of smartphones and tablets in China. Compiled from numerous sources - including GroupM - by our Editor in Chief. Notes on Apple, Qualcomm, Nokia activities in China, and on the importance of microblogging in driving mobile user growth since late 2010. Read More...

11/11/2010 - As an architect for international firm Chapman Taylor, Hua Lei works in Shanghai and other cities around the world alongside foreign architects.  It is common for a westerner to get the position of master planner or head designer - because of edgy designs - while Chinese locals do the follow up engineering and building.  But Hua says that is changing as the next generation of Chinese architects are growing up in a more creative environment. Read More...

11/1/2010 - Dominic Penaloza has been living and working in China since 1993.  He decided to start Ushi.cn as a professional networking site for Chinese people.  Because it was designed and developed in China, the site has a more natural feel for Chinese users, but English speakers are also welcome on the bilingual networking site.
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4/19/2010 - At the end of April, Orchestrall is hosting a series of China business breakfasts to talk about how IT and business outsourcing to Asia can help the growth of business. Jason Patent, VP Communications & Marketing at Orchestrall, gives a preview of what can be expected at the breakfasts: the opportunity to meet new and interesting people in your city, and to hear Orchestrall's message directly from the founder and CEO Ian Hau. Read More...

10/8/2009 - Personal computing and the internet have created a world where software, hardware, and IT related business and creative talent can be found anywhere. There are still clusters of development activity - Silicon Valley, Bangalore, Beijing - but in an increasingly distributed world, who's got a grip on the best practices in innovation and development?
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8/31/2009 - Part of TCBN's IT Series
Jake Hsu, CEO of Symbio, speaks plainly about the company's expansion in the last ten years and its emerging role for the future.  Symbio's carefully selected expert work teams are able to create innovative new products to fit into the tomorrow's vision of technology. Read More...

8/31/2009 - Part of TCBN's IT Series
Walter Fang is President of Neusoft America, and in this interview he talks about advantages and challenges of being an indigenous company in China.  Fang also describes how Neusoft is giving back to the community by creating IT universities and university exchange programs. Read More...

8/25/2009 -  Part of TCBN's Geeks on a Plane Event Series
George Godula, managing director of Web2Asia, briefly introduced the western attendees of the Geeks on a Plane Startonomics Beijing session to some basics of doing business in China. Video provided by Netease 163.com. Read More...

8/20/2009 -  Part of TCBN's Geeks on a Plane Event Series
President and founder of Kongzhong and Wukong.com turns to another venture - the mobile search engine. In this video, filmed at the Beijing Startonomics session during Geeks on a Plane, Nick Yang discusses the challenges and joys of his new startup Wukong.com. Read More...

8/18/2009 -  Part of TCBN's Geeks on a Plane Event Series
Jerry Wang is CEO of Goyoo, an content provider, manager, and distributer to shared computers in internet cafes in China. This is an excerpt of his presentation at Beijing Startonomics, part of the Geeks on a Plane tour. Video provided by Netease 163.com. Read More...