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Gang Lu, co-founder of Mobinode and Open Web Asia from China joins us as our special guest for This Week in Asia. He shares with us what goes on currently with the mobile apps store scene in China and how the iPhone is slugging...
From the co-founders of SGEntrepreneurs (BL) and MYEntrepreneurs (Daniel Cerventus), coupling with the talents of Mike Foong and John Lim (The Edge), a new podcast (now on iTunes) focusing on web/tech in Asia is created and...
If there is a potential candidate which can pose as an alternative to the Silicon Valley in California, Zhong Guan Cun in Beijing is possibly the only candidate in the present. The best benchmarks are perhaps the amount of...
Reposting a great description of the Supernova Network Age call that's scheduled for for 4pm PDT Tuesday, originally posted by Elliot Ng. Hope to see/hear you all there! -cfc -- When is the call? The call is on Sept 15,...
Following to the LLTV(annual Lightweight Language Conference in Tokyo) and PHP Conference Japan 2009 (Asiajin’s cover), another sub-1000 attendees class web developer conference YAPC::Asia 2009 is being held at Tokyo Institute...
Yesterday, Chris Evdemon (board member, BANSEA and partner, Eastern Bell Venture Capital) gave a interesting presentation about investing and doing business in China. Organised by the Business Angel Network - Southeast Asia...
The next gathering of social media aficionados in the form of Social Media Breakfast is here again. This time the focus will be on “Social Media Campaigns – Sharing of Case Studies from Singapore”. The organizers are looking...
Setting up an enterprise in China is a relatively challenging task. While traveling across from Shanghai to Beijing, I met up with my friend Boon Leong, a Singaporean entrepreneur (and also a partner of Thymos Capital) who set...
In Conversation with Dr Gang Lu, MOBINODE and OpenWeb Asia Related posts: Press Release: SGEntrepreneurs joins OpenWeb.Asia workgroup The Geek Goddess Show Episode 4: OpenWeb Asia & Social Media Breakfast Open Web Asia...
unConference Singapore 2009 saw a turn out of about 400 people, with a 85-15 male-female ratio (what else, did you think it was the other way round? I had actually thought female representation would be slightly smaller). It...
