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Is the global financial crisis making people work harder in the office?

Tudou cofounder and mastermind behind the Chinese online game site game.com.cn (we wonder how much he paid for that domain name!) Marc van der Chijs seems to think so:This week we were analyzing the traffic figures on our Chinese online game sites... ...full story at Shanghaiist

from Shanghaiist on Thu, Dec 18 2008

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