I’m staggered after reading the following in today’s NYTimes Business section: "About 12:30 Monday morning, Lehman sent out a press release announcing its intention to seek bankruptcy protection. Lehman’s 25,000 employees learned of the filing through the media, with no direct communication coming from (CEO Dick) Fuld or other Lehman executives."

So… if we are to believe the Times, are we to conclude that Lehman has no internal blog with RSS

After spending two weeks in China last fall I do not profess to be an authority. However, I did pick up enough to feel I could respond knowledgably to a reporter from IBD who called me about Internet censorship, the Net Nanny and the state of blogging in China. Here's the story by Doug Tsuruoka published yesterday: In China, Good Blogs And Bad Blogs.

"Weil says curbs on blogs and other media will stay for the foreseeable future. "What Chinese

China Blogging Tour chronicles my two weeks in China in October 2007 during which I spoke to a number of audiences (primarily English speaking ex-pats) about corporate blogging and social media in the U.S.

I tried to learn as much as possible about the attitudes in China towards the tools and technologies of social

Thanks to Simon Chen of Melbourne-based Eight Black for this really nice video interview about corporate blogging and my book. Simon obviously uses much classier equipment than my idiot-proof Flip video recorder - which I love except for how long it takes to upload the videos to YouTube. If you're thinking of buying one, BTW, be sure to get the new ultra Flip which is flatter and plugs into your laptop less awkwardly.

Simon also kindly

Thanks to Simon Chen of Melbourne-based Eight Black for this really nice video interview about corporate blogging and my book. Simon obviously uses much classier equipment than my idiot-proof Flip video recorder - which I love except for how long it takes to upload the videos to YouTube. If you're thinking of buying one, BTW, be sure to get the new ultra Flip which is flatter and plugs into your laptop less awkwardly.

Simon also kindly live-blogged my BlogWorld panel on Corporate & CEO Blogging on Nov. 8, 2007.

DATELINE: Beijing (Oct. 18, 2007): There is a small group of expats who speak fluent Mandarin and are extremely knowledgeable about social media, Web 2.0, etc. in China. Three of the best are Sam Flemming, Jeremy Goldkorn and William Moss. Here are their blog/sites, along with some other great resources.

Danwei
http://www.danwei.org/

Imagethief
http://news.imagethief.com/blogs/china/

CIC
http://www.seeisee.com/index.php/sam/

China Web 2.0

DATELINE: Beijing (Oct. 18, 2007): There is a small group of expats who speak fluent Mandarin and are extremely knowledgeable about social media, Web 2.0, etc. in China. Three of the best are Sam Flemming, Jeremy Goldkorn and William Moss. Here are their blog/sites, along with some other great resources.

Danwei
http://www.danwei.org/

Imagethief
http://news.imagethief.com/blogs/china/

CIC
http://www.seeisee.com/index.php/sam/

China Web 2.0 Review
http://www.cwrblog.net/

Ogilvy China Digital Watch
http://digitalwatch.ogilvy.com.cn/en/

Silicon Hutong
http://siliconhutong.typepad.com/silicon_hutong/

Proxy servers

You have to know about these in order to get to sites like Technorati.com, which is blocked in China.

Anonymouse.org (server in Germany)
anonymouse.org

First (jetlagged) impressions: China is amazing! Shiny, new, modern, BIG. I''m in Beijing. It's 6:30 AM Monday morning here; 6:30 PM Sunday back in the U.S. Follow the China Blogging Tour!

P.S. This blog is loading very slowly from my hotel in Beijing. Not sure if there is a problem.

First (jetlagged) impressions: China is amazing! Shiny, new, modern, BIG. I''m in Beijing. It's 6:30 AM Monday morning here; 6:30 PM Sunday back in the U.S. Follow the China Blogging Tour!

P.S. This blog is loading very slowly from my hotel in Beijing. Not sure if there is a problem.