I was wondering how to convey in a blog post the special experience of being in the same place as a whole bunch of bloggers – some 1500 to 1700 of us (ok, some might not have been bloggers, yet, but I believe most of us probably were) – a few weeks ago at BlogWorld…
At BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas earlier this month, Simon Chen interviewed me. We talked about social media in the enterprise, with particular reference to China and Australia. Simon is an excellent interviewer. He is very well informed himself on developments, trends and issues in the online marketing and general Web 2.0 space, so the…
I had every intention of blogging promptly about my experience at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas earlier this month. In fact, I’d even seen myself doing some live blogging: I made an attempt at that but decided that I’m not really cut out for listening intently and simultaneously typing up in a coherent way what…
Although I had good intentions of editing the video footage from my recent visit to Beijing and Shanghai, it might now not be happening till I get back from my trip to the US – leaving tomorrow. And it’s not just the video footage. I’m still processing thoughts and impressions from the trip and especially…
Fortunately, being in the same timezone (plus a couple of hours) as Beijing, I had no worries the other week with jetlag. But I did feel somewhat dizzy after hearing some of the numbers being tossed around about Internet usage in China, numbers of blogs, page views, comments on blogs, instant messaging and online gaming….
Have you ever been accosted in a railway station or at a bus stop by a (is it ok to say?) smelly drunk who follows you around and insists you listen to his drivel? Not pleasant. That’s the way I feel when I click on the link in WordPress’s admin panel for incoming links and…