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What Robert Scoble learned in ChinaPosted by Thomas Crampton, November 19, 2008 5:01 PM
Robert Scoble, top US blogger and Scobleizer, who just finished an 11-day, 5-city tour of China, shares his take on the Internet and China's challenges.
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