Comments on: chinese bridge bloggers :: http://56minus1.com/2009/05/chinese-bridge-bloggers/ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:42:07 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: China’s Creative Community and Youth Culture: Interview with Adam Schokora http://56minus1.com/2009/05/chinese-bridge-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-6496 China’s Creative Community and Youth Culture: Interview with Adam Schokora Mon, 25 May 2009 15:25:22 +0000 http://56minus1.com/?p=4792#comment-6496 [...] former far outweighing the latter. I recently did a post on Chinese bridge bloggers on 56minus1. (LINK) At any rate, this deficiency in cross border social media interaction was a key inspiration behind [...] [...] former far outweighing the latter. I recently did a post on Chinese bridge bloggers on 56minus1. (LINK) At any rate, this deficiency in cross border social media interaction was a key inspiration behind [...]

]]> By: Elliott Ng http://56minus1.com/2009/05/chinese-bridge-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-6133 Elliott Ng Sat, 16 May 2009 04:21:20 +0000 http://56minus1.com/?p=4792#comment-6133 Awesome post, Adam. Some new gems for me to add to my aspirational and constantly "1000+ unread" Google Reader blogroll! I was not familiar with Big Brother Chang and Monica Cai and will add them to my list. The question I have not answered to my own satisfaction is: why are there so few Chinese bridge bloggers? For the last 2 years, I had expected to find a new "Wangjianshuo" or "Ifgogo" every few months or so. But I have not. And even Ifgogo has a long way to go before it becomes a consistent and active group blog. With 300+ mm internet users in China, and somewhere between 10-300 mm English speakers in China (yes, the range is huge because I don't have a good source for this), you would expect there to be a few more Wangjianshuo's and Awflashers. Curious to hear your take. Thanks for bringing some other potential new Wangjianshuo's to my attention-deficit-disordered-attention. Awesome post, Adam. Some new gems for me to add to my aspirational and constantly “1000+ unread” Google Reader blogroll! I was not familiar with Big Brother Chang and Monica Cai and will add them to my list.

The question I have not answered to my own satisfaction is: why are there so few Chinese bridge bloggers? For the last 2 years, I had expected to find a new “Wangjianshuo” or “Ifgogo” every few months or so. But I have not. And even Ifgogo has a long way to go before it becomes a consistent and active group blog. With 300+ mm internet users in China, and somewhere between 10-300 mm English speakers in China (yes, the range is huge because I don’t have a good source for this), you would expect there to be a few more Wangjianshuo’s and Awflashers.

Curious to hear your take. Thanks for bringing some other potential new Wangjianshuo’s to my attention-deficit-disordered-attention.

]]> By: Police States, Cyber Warfare, Bargaining, Life, & Street Racing | CNReviews http://56minus1.com/2009/05/chinese-bridge-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-6088 Police States, Cyber Warfare, Bargaining, Life, & Street Racing | CNReviews Fri, 15 May 2009 13:44:58 +0000 http://56minus1.com/?p=4792#comment-6088 [...] you liked our list of eclectic China blogs or China blogs by women, you might love the post on Chinese bridge bloggers who are writing about a variety of topics in English that Adam over at 56minus1 just published. Bridge blogs are being written for an audience unable to [...] [...] you liked our list of eclectic China blogs or China blogs by women, you might love the post on Chinese bridge bloggers who are writing about a variety of topics in English that Adam over at 56minus1 just published. Bridge blogs are being written for an audience unable to [...]

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