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Date archive for 2009

  • Latest Salvo Fired Against Carrefour in China

    12/30/09

  • We Interrupt Your Holiday for a Depressing Death Penalty Story

    12/29/09

  • Happy Holidays!

    12/24/09

  • Lubman: ‘Can foreigners do business in China without violating the law?’

    12/22/09

  • New Tech Regulators in China Have Been Busy Little Beavers Recently

    12/22/09

  • WTO Upholds A/V Products Decision

    12/22/09

  • Why I’m Glad the Weekend is Over

    12/21/09

  • Domain Name Registration Rules: What Took You Guys So Long?

    12/18/09

  • Protectionism and China’s High Tech Procurement Rules

    12/18/09

  • The Editors at Time Magazine Are All High On Goofballs

    12/17/09

  • Why Are China Video Sites Buying More Copyrighted Content?

    12/17/09

  • Free At Last

    12/16/09

  • China P2P Shakeup Latest in Gov’t Effort to Clean Up Video File Sharing Sites

    12/09/09

  • Ratings System for Online Games?

    12/08/09

  • ‘Made in China’ Can’t Catch A Break

    12/08/09

  • Property Values Are Fine. Trust Me. Now Go Buy A House

    12/05/09

  • How To Fix The Public Corruption Problem? Officials Should Just Keep A Low Profile

    12/04/09

  • This Doesn’t Bode Well for Global Problems

    12/04/09

  • Another Ridiculous IPR Protection Awareness Event

    12/03/09

  • Gov’t Studies One Child Policy Reform – Western Critics Still Clueless

    12/03/09

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