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: China HearsayEnd of a Very Long Week
By Stan
Well, actually last week was longer, but even so, I’m exhausted. In addition to having too much work to do, there are a lot of deadlines coming up (before Spring Festival). Moreover, I am traveling next week and need to get stuff done between now and the end of Monday. That’s my way of explaining the sporadic posting of this week and the upcoming hiatus while I’m out of town.
On a positive note, I am pleased to recommend a new China blog for your consideration: Little Red Book. The link will take you to a post from today to give you an idea of the content, but I encourage everyone to take a look at recent stuff.
The short description is that the blog covers China advertising, and at the moment, this means LOTS of examples of interesting print, and I think some broadcast, ads. I also appreciate the annotations so I can tell who was responsible for that particular campaign.
I do a bit of media and entertainment law, including advertising and promotions, so this sort of thing interests me. We are always on the lookout for good examples, and the one I linked to obviously brings up interesting IP issues.
Anyway, congrats to Rand and his blog and, as I told him earlier today, I hope to see even more in-depth advert-related commentary in the future.
Full post as published by China Hearsay on January 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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