During past years Elliott Zaagman has been a writer, journalist and researcher on China’s tech industry, as a regular contributor to Huxiu, Tech in Asia and Technode, as well as a coach and PR assistant for a number of Chinese tech founders, including LeEco during their global takeoff and crash and various made-in-China Internet giants.
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China Business Cast is a podcast featuring experienced entrepreneurs and business people making things happen in China. If you want to learn from on the ground accounts of how business actually gets done in China, this is the program for you.
Ep. 67: The Story Behind Technode, Early Beginnings to Now with Gang Lu
Gang Lu is the founder of Technode which is a big website for tech news in Asia. They also organized TechCrunch China.
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EP. 64: Media in China Today, Balancing Wechat and Websites For Your Content Marketing Strategy with John Artman and Matt Brennan
Matt Brennan and John Artman, hosts of the China Tech Talk podcast (CTT), talk about the media in China today and how to balance WeChat and websites for content marketing strategies.
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Ep. 25 Comparing Mainland China and Hong Kong Tech Scenes And Living for Entrepreneurs
Thinking about Mainland China or Hong Kong? In today's episode we introduce a new co-host Shlomo Freund who is sharing about China side, while Mike talks about Hong Kong, and a bit of South China too.
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Walking into a Chinese hospital in Nanshan district, Shenzhen, China.
Ep. 20: Medical Environment in China for Foreigners
Today's show we have Harsh Sethia, an Indian entrepreneur (and doctor!) in Guangzhou, China working on a startup Meddibuddy, helping people find hospitals in China - and today he’ll be giving us some tips on how healthcare works for expats in China as well as his story on how he started his business, let’s listen in
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Ep. 11: Environment for Tech Startups in China
Today’s guest Steve Mushero is the co-founder and CEO of ChinaNetCloud - China's largest internet managed services company. Steve moved to China in 2005 after spending over a decade in Silicon Valley, where he worked as the CTO of a variety of technology startups. Before founding ChinaNetCloud, Steve was the CTO of Tudou, one of China’s largest video sharing websites. In this episode, Steve discusses some of the challenges of running a tech startup in Shanghai, as well as the overall environment for tech startups in China, compared to that of Silicon Valley.
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