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November 08, 2005

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Daily linklets 8th November

Yet again China Daily gets caught plagarising ESWN blog.
Tattoos in Korea.
Hello Kitty and the cornfields.
Japan's whaling research ruse.
Teaching courtroom antics in Japan and China. I thought they just played old episodes of Perry Mason.
For the history buffs, a new Korean history blog.
Stealing dirt.
China will set up a real time internet monitoring platform, although I thought that's what those rumoured 30,000 censors already did.
China's booming insurance industry.
The next instalment of Asia Business Intelligence's series on should you enter the China market?
Howard French posts The Economist's obituary of Rong Yiren.
Following Dave's post yesterday on the impact on Samsung and LG of Chinese imitations, a litany of rip-off Chinese brands.
How to spot an ~~terrorist~~ expat in Korea.
Successful foreign companies in Japan.
The cynical traveller goes to the Tokyo Motor Show.
China uses language training as a public diplomacy tool.

posted by Simon on 11.08.05 at 02:05 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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