China Daily on Social Media
Tiffany Wong recently published the first of a multi-part series in China Daily on Social Media, speaking with Jonathon Zhu, who runs the Hong Kong Internet Project and myself. Zhu has come out with some amazing studies of Hong Kong Internet habits.
The main issue that Tiffany and I discussed was how increased Internet penetration and speed tends to spread usage across all demographics.
In other words, the Internet starts out with geeks, freaks and adolescent boys, but ends up becoming a medium of generalized usage.
The photo of me was taken by Joi Ito, who unfortunately did not get a photo credit from China Daily. Sorry Joi!!

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