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This Is China -- Best China Business Blog Not On The Radar

Posted by Dan on October 26, 2006 at 11:59 PM

I have always hated the person whose favorite musical group/movie/book/TV show/restaurant is one I feel the person has staked out simply because he or she knows nobody else will have heard of it.  These people use the word, "obscure" a lot, in a way as to make it clear they were in and you were out.  We all know and hate people who do this, right?

Well I finally get to be one of those people. 

Yesterday I discovered a really good blog on China business (mostly IT and outsourcing) that is not yet on the blogosphere's radar. It's the "This is China! Weblog, " appropriately subtitled, "Doing Business in China, Investment Trends, Advice and Adventure from Inside China."  It is written by  William R. Dodson, who heads up Silk Road Advisors, which describes itself as advising "Western companies entering into the China market and managing businesses in china.  Silk Road has offices in Chicago, Beijing, Shanghai, and Suzhou (where Mr. Dodson lives). 

It took me all of one post to realize this blog is written by someone who knows China business.  I just added it to our blogroll. 

So there. 

Comments

Good catch. Really good site, and I had completely missed it as well. Thanks.

Andrew --

Why thank you.

Do you think it's the best site not on the radar either, which is popularizing the mysterious China. http://knows.jongo.com

Ken --

Not sure if your post was solely to advertise, but I am letting it through because the site to which you link is a relevant site.

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