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Roland Soong draws on recent events to analyze how China's journalism "food chain" works, highlighting the vulnerability of reporters.
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"When we asked Mr. Palfrey of Harvard’s Berkman Center why Cisco was missing from the list, he simply replied: “Ask Cisco.” We’ll do that, and keep you posted… "
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"The Starbucks case highlights what makes the Chinese style of consumer blogging particularly challenging for companies. The popularity of group bulletin boards and readers' commentaries can quickly amplify the voice of a single blogger."
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Rebecca, the WSJ article on the bloggers vs. Starbucks is available in full here:
http://postgazette.com/pg/07019/755195-96.stm
Posted by: Gen Kanai | January 21, 2007 at 05:38 PM
Thanks Gen! Hope you're well. :)
Posted by: Rebecca MacKinnon | January 21, 2007 at 10:40 PM