International Law

The Daily Twit ? April 26, 2010

By Stan

Another Monday in the can (and there was much rejoicing). Aside from the less than desirable Beijing weather and the flood of Shanghai Expo news, today was a relatively slow news day, as Mondays in China often are.

One announcement to make. I have been invited to contribute to the brand-spanking new Forbes China Tracker blog. It’s open to the public, so feel free to take a look. Most of my content will be taken from China Hearsay and China/Divide posts, so if you are already a regular reader of those blogs, most of my stuff will not be new to you. (My first post should go live sometime today.)

That being said, the folks at Forbes have put together an amazing list of 10-15 writers that will be submitting material on a range of China topics. This is a very solid group of China experts, which immediately puts this on the short list of top English-language China blogs. A strong recommendation!

Without further ado, today’s @chinahearsay Tweets, edited to maximize your in-flight enjoyment:

1. WIPO Development Agenda is shift from ?viewing IP as an end in itself to viewing it as a means to serve larger public goals”
2. New WIPO Development Agenda Group Seeks Transformation Of UN Agency http://tinyurl.com/36s6yg4

3. Another Kitty Genovese story, from Wenzhou. Taxi driver fails to speak out when 15 y-o girl raped in cab. http://tinyurl.com/2ulbufj (??)

4. Haibao designer’s obligatory response to infringement allegations. “Never seen Gumby” http://tinyurl.com/383ekc4 (??)

5. RT @GrahamDNorris: People’s Daily rails against excessive car ownership, especially in Beijing http://bit.ly/ciSVAS ————–
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