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March 24, 2005

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Daily Linklets 24th March

This is a daily collection of links, some with commentary, to news stories and interesting blog posts. It will be updated throughout the day with a new timestamp for the updates.

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Disaster: Hong Kong can expect fewer typhoons than normal this year. Remember typhoon = day off work. I hope the Government will create some new public holidays to compensate.
China is still hopeful the EU will lift its arms embargo.
The Economist discusses the changing Sino-American relationship as well as the challenges of the Sino-Japan relationship.
All things Hello Kitty.
Spikes in blogosphere traffic, graphed.
(13:25) Brad DeLong has Stephen Roach's report on China.
(15:33) Cowboy Caleb has some good advice on generating readership for your blog.
Interesting site that provides translations of foreign language press articles into English.
How the Straits Times Interactive paid model is shooting itself in the foot. Are you listening SCMP?
(18:10) Via Peaktalk and Normblog: the world's top 100 skylines, with Hong Kong declared an easy winner over New York and Seoul.

posted by Simon on 03.24.05 at 06:13 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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