IFTF's Future Now: links for 2008-03-12

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IFTF's Future Now draws on research and forecasting at the Institute for the Future, a Palo Alto, CA think tank specializing in the future of technology, health, and organizational change. It began in September 2003.

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SARFT’s Urgent Phone Memo on the Banning of Actress Tang Wei

"This notice must not be made public or be speculated on."

(tags: China censorship Internet advertising film Unilever)
China New wave | Rock | guardian.co.uk Music

"Peng, resplendent in a vintage Adidas tracksuit and thick-framed 70s glasses, is also a talented stop-frame animator: he opens his laptop and shows me clips of a full-length feature he has made."

(tags: China music youth culture Internet)
金桥翻译中心 .::WWW.NETAT.NET::.

chinese translation site for documents

(tags: China language translation)
汉语翻译英语 - 中译英工程英语 - 译心译意翻译网

(tags: China translation language)

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The article on the Beijing music scene is fascinating. Thanks for the link, Ben

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