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My name is Will Moss. I spent 17 years in Singapore and China doing computer games, e-commerce and public relations before returning to the Bay Area in 2013. I am director of international and corporate communications for Motorola Mobility. This is a personal blog, and the opinions here are my own. For more information see About Imagethief or contact me at will [at] imagethief [dot] com.
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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Great interview with one of the definitive modern China writers
I recently finished listening to a podcast of a long interview of writer Peter Hessler by Ken Pomeranz, China Beat contributor and UC Irvine history professor. It’s nearly an hour and a half long, and a few weeks old, but … Continue reading
Tagged China, China in the News, Journalism, Writing
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So, you want to work in PR in China…
From time to time Imagethief gets a note from an American or English student who thinks that a career in PR in China would be just the ticket and wants some advice as to how to get into the field. … Continue reading
Sinica Podcast 3: Talking Han Han and Ai Weiwei
The third Sinica podcast is online now. Hosted once again by Kaiser Kuo, this installment features me and Time correspondent Austin Ramzy (@austinramzy), with guest comments from Jeremy Goldkorn of Danwei, Forbes Beijing bureau chief Gady Epstein (@gadyepstein) and Chinageeks … Continue reading
Better video of last month’s NewsMorphosis conference
You may recall that I made something of an ill-starred trip to Hawaii last month to speak on a panel at the ThinkTech Hawaii NewsMorphosis event. I had previously posted video of all the panels at the event. Jay Fidell, … Continue reading
Tagged China, Economy, Journalism, Media, Public Relations, Technology, USA
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Sinica: Talking Iran and the Shanxi vaccination scandals
The latest Sinica podcast is online now: This week: how should we interpret signs that China may be preparing for an about-turn on Iranian sanctions? Have recent Israeli visits hardened Beijing’s position, or are we seeing quid pro quo linked … Continue reading
Tagged China, China in the News, Coverups, Crisis Management, Politics, Public Relations, Sinica
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Shanghai has the BMW police cars, just needs the zombies
A couple of weeks ago I squeezed a meager few yucks out of a toy Chinese police car that someone gave my son that happened to a) be a BMW and b) feature the seal of the Raccoon City police … Continue reading
Tagged Expo 2010, Politics, Pop Culture, Rants, Resident Alien, Shanghai, Weird
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