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Chinalogue: Hooked Up And Disconnected

Feb 10, 2011

Mobile technology is changing the way we interact with the world and with one another. How are mobile devices developing and what infrastructure is in place to keep up with the fast-developing industry?

Susan Osman is joined by:

Duncan Clark

Chairman of BDA China and Visiting Scholar at Stanford University,

focusing on the rise of China's Internet sector

Dominic Orr

President & CEO, Aruba Networks

Aired: January 25, 2011

Tags: internet,technology,China,mobile

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