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Date archive for February, 2010

  • China Trademarks: When Similar Ain’t So Similar

    2/28/10

  • Poll: U.S. Worried About Rise of China {yawn}

    2/26/10

  • China Net Censorship and Rumor Mongering

    2/25/10

  • Bubble Watch: Cutting Lending to Local Gov’ts

    2/25/10

  • China Hospital Reform: Health Care as a Public Service

    2/25/10

  • Landmark Gay Rights Property Dispute in Shanghai? Not Quite

    2/24/10

  • Corruption Profiling: Should Adulterers Be Given the Same Scrutiny as Naked Officials?

    2/23/10

  • China Reopens Individual Web Site Registration with Strict ID System

    2/23/10

  • China Bubble Watch: Why Isn’t Anyone Talking About Local Gov’t?

    2/22/10

  • The Strange Tale of Naked Chinese Officials

    2/22/10

  • China IT Market Slowly Closing for Foreign Investors?

    2/22/10

  • WTO Disputes: Cross-retaliation and IP

    2/20/10

  • CS Monitor Publishes Breathtaking Example of Batshit China Bashing

    2/19/10

  • Security Tight at Apple’s China Manufacturing Facilities

    2/19/10

  • Admin Notes re: Twitter, G-buzz, Skype, etc.

    2/19/10

  • Friedman: China Is Laughing At Us

    2/18/10

  • I’m Drowning in US-China Relations Commentary

    2/18/10

  • China NDAs and Client Counseling

    2/17/10

  • Time to Start Demonizing the Japanese

    2/17/10

  • Why China’s Real Estate Bubble Needs to Pop as Soon as Possible

    2/17/10

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