Well it was bound to happen, people are asking for my advice and opinion on the Tsinghua School of Economics IMBA program. And even though I never applied to that program and was only in China six months originally, I did study at Tsinghua as an MBA exchange student from the Sauder School of Business and am now considered an alumni of Tsinghua…
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You can’t ban the internet, but apparently in a move to keep Chinese youth from spending too much time online, they have banned the opening of additional internet cafés…
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My Chinese name was made by my classmate at both the Sauder School of Business and the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management, Danna Zhu…
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This was a subject of much discussion particularly in my Managing Global Innovation class while an MBA student at Tsinghua…
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While making the rounds through my RSS feeds I read at China Venture News how there are 5 million bloggers in China now but they expect 60 million by the end of 2006. This rapid growth is in spite of some governmental policies to restrict the freedom of information in China, particularly the Great Firewall of China…
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