Patty, who is Canadian, is a new account director for Edelman Beijing's corporate practice. I asked her whether corporate clients in China are interested in using social media.
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About the China Blogging Tour
The China Blogging Tour was sponsored by Edelman PR, in October 2007 to mark the publication of the Mandarin Chinese edition of The Corporate Blogging Book.
CEO Blogging with Author Debbie Weil AmCham China - Beijing, Oct. 16, 2007
Ad-Tech Beijing, Oct. 17, 2007
21st Century PR: Executives and their Blogs - AmCham Shanghai, Oct. 23, 2007
Edelman Beijing and Shanghai, internal staff training on social media, CEO & corporate blogging
About Debbie Weil
China photos, video, links
Mandarin edition
China blogs & sites
- 2point6billion.com
- Boing Boing in Chinese
- China Blog List
- China Business Blog
- China Daily
- China Digital Times
- China Herald
- China Web 2.0 Review
- Chinese Negotiation
- CIC
- danwei
- danwei's Model Worker awards (English)
- Guanxi
- Imagethief
- James Fallows
- My Cup of Cha
- Responsible China
- Shanghai Business Review
- Shanghai Daily
- Silicon Hutong
- The China Vortex
- TIME's China Blog
- Virtual China
Recent Posts
- Q & A on Social Media in China
- Des Walsh on our corporate blogging panel at ad-tech Beijing
- Interview with Jeremy Goldkorn, founder of Danwei.org
- Eddie Choi on social media in B2B marketing
- After close to 3,000 comments from readers, the Forbidden Starbucks is gone
- Riding China's expat roller coaster: two days vs. two weeks vs. two years
- Clouds & Dragons at The Shanghai Museum
- Enjoying the glittering Bund in Shanghai
- After ad-tech Beijing, Mandarin edition of The Corporate Blogging Book is featured on Sina.com
- Video interview with Sharon at The Great Wall (Mutianyu)
Some time ago, I really needed to buy a good car for my firm but I did not earn enough money and couldn't order something. Thank heaven my brother proposed to try to get the home loans at banks. Thence, I did that and used to be happy with my collateral loan.
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