Posts tagged internet
How to Use Google Voice in China
Apr 22nd
按照某些朋友的话来说，最近因为忙完了考博、雅思（不知道是否需要二战）以及毕业论文（等待答辩），实在是闲得无聊。于是想找点东西来捣鼓捣鼓。作为一个把玩了电脑快二十年（把小时候用286电脑学标准指法都算上了）的人来说，一般常见的东西，比如什么QQ概念版，开心网偷菜之类的显然不会引起我的太大兴趣。在苦思冥想之后，遂想起我的Gmail邮箱里还躺着一份Google Voice的邀请函。由于Google Voice原则上只对美国开放，而我目前却在天朝呆着。于是乎，如何让我这样的天朝子民来和谐这个服务成了我这两天最有兴趣的课题。
Google.cn: Let’s Say Goodbye!
Mar 23rd
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If you are familiar with the happenings these months related to the Google in China, you should not forget the debating several months ago that concerns the exit of Google, a world-famous search engine, from China, a country that is famous around the world for its strict censorship on both Internet and traditional medias, like TV, newspapers and magazines. In fact, in the past few months, majority of Chinese like me, are still holding the hope that the Google should maintain its service in China, with the consideration on the commercial benefit, which, in my opinion, ultimately determines the decision for most businessman.
Online Cheating: A True Story
Feb 6th
话说这年头的诈骗行为真是如雨后春笋般层出不穷。我们的智商也在一次次的大浪中接受着考验。在这场攻防战中，诈骗技术和防诈骗技术都在你来我往的交手中大有长进。看来，与高手过招这句话果然是句放之四海而皆准的经典语句啊。而QQ上时不时的“中奖陷阱提示”，MSN上的“不要透露信用卡信息”的警告以及各大报纸上的诈骗故事时时都在提醒我们：社会有风险，领奖需谨慎啊。而我今天要讲的就是我遇到的一个真实的欺诈案例。
Freedom on Internet: An Alternative Explanation
Jan 22nd
Abstract: This article mainly discuss the production of regulation on Internet, as well as its anticipated consequence, grounded with the traditional economic theory. i argue the appropriate regulation on Internet is necessary due to the existence of naive users of Internet as well as the herding behavior. But I also argue that strict censorship can also mean cliff effect, which is a tragedy for the users. The contribution of this article is that it is the first time to link the development of Internet to the economic understanding. And the conclusion is also of practical meanings to the academics and practitioners who are focus on the investors protection in emerging markets.
Google in China: To Be or Not To Be
Jan 14th
It would be amazed to see that a young man who works at the computer for eight hours and more that is ignored about Google. For us, the coming out of search engine has changed our lives. Their service make the seeking of specified information from the pool of Internet become easy. Among the numerous search engine, Google is undoubtedly the most famous one due to its advantage on technology and service. And in less than a decade, the Google has developed from a small workshop, settled in a garage, to a global company that integrated various services, like online photo album, Email service, Books, etc. However, it is this large firm that announced his willing of exiting China this morning.
Internet Constraints: Sounds Kidding but Real!
Jan 1st
It is quite amaze to hear that there are some country that are trying to constrain the usage of the internet from their citizens, with the reason of preventing them from the ‘bad things’. But it is really happening now, and increasingly famous software are obeying this governmental willing. The failure of some largest firms, like Wal Mart and Bol-China, both tell us the importance of running a business with political connections in China.
Short Address Forbidden: Internet or Intranet?
Oct 17th
This post is quite occasional, I don’t even plan to discuss the GFW again since it can repeat my previous article on this related topic. It is Bill again, that told me some errors occur on my short link posted to the Twitter when updating my newly posted articles. Though due to some faults he temporarily closed his personal blog, he kept the professional perspicacity as a software engineering. Thanks for his help on helping me fix numerous faults since the start of this blog.
Peter J. Gu is a now a postgraduate student with the major of accounting, focusing on the investor's protection, corporate governance and disclosure tacit in emerging markets.
