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Groupon expands into China
John Moe Feb 28, 2011
Groupon has opened a site called GaoPeng.com in China, bringing their approach to the group buying model to China (and the Chinese market) for the...
LinkedIn blocked in China
John Moe Feb 25, 2011
Really, China? Blocking the most square and businesslike social networking site in the world? The official social networking site of everyone's dad...
Facetime for Mac goes public
John Moe Feb 24, 2011
The Mac based version of the iPhone's video phone call app has been in testing for a while but it just went live. Facetime for Mac is available as...
Xoom is great! Don't buy it.
John Moe Feb 24, 2011
That's the gist of Walter Mossberg's review of Motorola's new challenger to the iPad on All Things D. He says the Android Honeycomb operating...
China hopes to prevent protests by blocking search terms
Rob Schmitz Feb 24, 2011
As the unrest continues in Libya, Bahrain, and Yemen, the Chinese government has scaled up its control of the Internet to prevent protests in China. The government has called on search engines to block search terms related to the unrest in the Middle East, as Rob Schmitz reports.
iPad 2 to be unveiled next week
John Moe Feb 23, 2011
So says Kara Swisher at All Things D and she's usually right about these things. Apple, she says, will be holding an event on March 2nd and invites...
MID-DAY UPDATE: U.S. reviews Middle East arms deals, China moves to discourage protests
Katharine Crnko Feb 23, 2011
As the unrest in the Middle East continues to escalate today, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Obama administration has launched a...
China moves to squelch potential protests
Rob Schmitz Feb 23, 2011
As political unrest continues to grow in North Africa, the Chinese government has started to censor information online and detain activists in hopes of avoiding potential protests in China. Rob Schmitz reports that while experts think unrest will not spread to China, an upheaval would be catastrophic for the global economy.
Colonel Sanders more profitable in China than the U.S.
Rob Schmitz Sep 22, 2011
For the first time ever, KFC is making bigger profits in China than in the U.S.
Justice and FTC looking into Apple's new policy
John Moe Feb 18, 2011
The Wall Street Journal reports that the government is very interested in Apple's new policy pertaining to publishers and app developers. It's...
