"A 138-metre skyscraper shaped like a giant doughnut has been completed by Italian architect Joseph di Pasquale in Guangzhou, China..."
Consumer and technological trends in China
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"China is now the world’s biggest market for Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, knocking the U.S. out of the top spot ..."
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"Chinese consumers are increasingly looking for a more balanced lifestyle and for greater transparency from brands according to a new report ..."
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"...Russians, especially young people, have increasingly been buying goods from China. Taobao data showed about $2 million worth of goods were sent to Russia in February. The figure doubled in May ..."
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"In the foreseeable future, search on smartphones will allow for intuitive logic not just text-matching based on keywords..."
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"Suspension of console ban will pave the way for games companies to enter the country's $14bn market ..."
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"From a global online 'anything store’ to high-end smartphones challenging Apple, a generation of billionaire entrepreneurs is rising in the East ..."
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"During the period Nov. 11 to Nov. 16, which included shipments of merchandise ordered on Nov. 11, a big day for online sales known as Singles Day in China, there were 346 million parcel deliveries, the government agency says..."
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"Droid Translator is a new app that promises to translate your phone, text and video conversations into 29 different languages..."
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"Mobile advertisers in China have only a small window of opportunity to make a positive impact on their target audience, new research has found..."
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"Chinese messaging service WeChat has over 270 million active users worldwide at the last count -- how do you compete against its overwhelming popularity?..." |
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"China Mobile International is offering a free app to appeal to Canadian Chinese callers ..."
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"Forget Facebook and Twitter and take a look at five companies shaping China's Internet culture ..."
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"An online group, despite its fluid, unstable and imaginary nature, is powerful in constructing and changing its members' attitudes and views on behaviours..." 
Melissa Marshall's curator insight,
January 14, 2014 1:34 AM
An interesting article that might helo to explain why some students do silly things online, and others don't - the facade of anonymity and the overall behaviour of the social group are the key issues in determining how someone might treat others online.
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"...The latest case may not have the gutterway appeal of last May's "rat meat sold as lamb" incident or the numerous urban legends from the 1980s and '90s about "human meat baozi", but it does have a bigger name: Walmart ..."
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"Microblogging video has got to become a key component of every social media marketer's regular content offerings. In China, we have Miaopai. It gives you 10 seconds of fame. And that's 4 more than what Vine gives you..."
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"The modern ivory trade is dominated by China, which accounts for an estimated 70 percent of the market. .."
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"Hong Kong has thousands of bus fans, who are enthralled by the city's some 6,000 buses. (In Hong Kong, Fans Stalk Streets for Unlikely Prey: Hong Kong has thousands of bus fans, ranging from young students..."
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"And while luxury brands were once reluctant to join the conversation, Chinese social media is now a non-negotiable priority of any marketing plan worth its gilt chain..."
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"The income gap is growing dramatically in China and the rich are getting exponentially richer — the richest 10 percent of China's population are more than three times wealthier than the..."
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"Despite the rise of messaging services in China, especially wildly-popular WeChat, Twitter-like microblogging service Sina Weibo is still going strong -- as it racked up a record-breaking ..." |
