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Date archive for April, 2009

  • The Next Big Thing in the Swine Flu Story

    4/30/09

  • Shanzhai Gets Its Own MMORPG?

    4/30/09

  • About That Rebalanced Economy . . .

    4/30/09

  • Reports of a PRC “Virtual Court” Are Highly Exaggerated

    4/29/09

  • Pig Panic Even More Stupid Than I Thought

    4/29/09

  • The Ambitious RMB

    4/29/09

  • Swine Talk is So 2003

    4/28/09

  • Wangzhihe Trademark Case: More Media Sins

    4/27/09

  • Why I Don’t Care About World IP Day

    4/27/09

  • Belated Friday Photos: Liu Li Chang

    4/25/09

  • SIPO Pats Gov’t on Back for Protecting Olympic IPR

    4/25/09

  • Unveiling Warships is Sign of Transparency, Not a Show of Force?

    4/24/09

  • Rolls-Royce Knockoff Makes Splash at Shanghai Auto Show

    4/23/09

  • Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t: China Airlines Criticized for Fuel Hedging

    4/23/09

  • Who Knew There Was a Market for Ebooks in China?

    4/22/09

  • Financial Times Seems to Think Chinese Infringement of Chinese IP Is a New Trend

    4/22/09

  • Entertainment Industry Makes New U.S. Commerce Secretary Its Bitch

    4/22/09

  • National Service: G2 Seems to be In Sync

    4/21/09

  • China’s Other Demographic Time Bomb

    4/21/09

  • Short or Fat Need Not Apply to PKU Med School

    4/21/09

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