Check out the official Chinese Blogger Con blog to find out how to follow the conference remotely. John Kennedy is live-blogging the proceedings in English. Click here for my posts from the past two Chinese bloggercons. ...full story at RConversation
from RConversation on Sat, Nov 03 2007
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Issac Mao@CnBloggerCon2007 »
YouTube video Issac Mao - Interview by Outblaze
Isaac Mao is one of the pioneers of blogs in China. As one of the earliest bloggers in the Chinese community, Isaac is also the co-organizer of Chinese Blogger Conference (2005 in Shanghai, 2006 in Hangzhou, 2007 in... |
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China: Chinese Blogger Conference 2007 » Global Voices The Chinese Blogger Conference 2007 is opened for registration now. This year, it will take place in Beijing, Nov 3-4. There are already 163 people registered for the conference (zh). |
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China: Reflections of a Bridge Blogger » Global Voices Roland from ESWN posts his presentation, “reflections of a bridge blogger”, for Chinese blogger conference in his blog. (He failed to attend the gathering because of family emergency.) |
| 06 Nov 07 |
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China: Beijing Blogger Conference » Global Voices Memedia has a detailed round up on the Chinese Blogger Conference 2007 [zh]. |
| 05 Nov 07 |
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People ≠ money! » RConversation For those readers of my blog who don't yet read Chinese, the character in this graphic means "person." After attending the 3rd Annual Chinese Blogger Conference which is one of the most egalitarian conferences on the planet, you get spoiled.... |
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China: Blog is Outdated? » Global Voices The 4th Chinese Blogger Conference will be held November 15-16th, 2008, in Guangzhou, China. However, in the past year, there is a continuing discussion in the Chinese blogosphere on whether blog culture is dying down. Moreover, recently bokee.com and... |
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