Believe it or not, China’s president Hu Jintao just started his Web 2.0 campaign by opening his micro blog on People.com.cn. The account has been certified, and the message has been confirmed as genuine. As you can expect, such breaking news would generate a huge amount of traffic in the website, and therefore, his account had to be closed. According to most reporters, this account attracted more than 15,000 followers on the first day of its opening. Upon this news, I would like to make 3 points: 1. This should not be an official launch of Hu’s Web 2.0 campaign. 2. Political leaders’ participation in Web 2.0 would have a significant impact on China’s policy over the Internet. 3. The Web 2.0 Strategy should be taken seriously. . . . → Read More: Hu Jintao’s microblog: a good sign for China, but good care should be taken!
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What Is Blocking Our Eyes? - Some Thoughts on the Headline "Chinese Average Urban Household Monthly Income Exceeds 9000 CNY per Person"
一个让人触目惊心的标题突然浮现在人们眼前——“中国统计局宣布：中国城市人均月收入已突破9000人民币大关”，于是人们开始疯狂地传播、议论和埋怨；“被平均”、“拖后腿”、“祖国，对不起”等字眼也相随地被无限制地复制……经过一番查找、搜索、邮件咨询，我得出的结论是，大家的眼睛都被自己懒得动手探寻真相的状态给蒙蔽了！ . . . → Read More: What Is Blocking Our Eyes? – Some Thoughts on the Headline “Chinese Average Urban Household Monthly Income Exceeds 9000 CNY per Person”