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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Thesis: Applying the new rules of International Marketing in Vietnamese Tourism 2009-2015
Please kindly take a look at the first 2 chapters of the thesis, which have been quite complete. This is mostly a 3-week work so it’s not supposed to be fancy. The language is in Vietnamese though. For English speakers, I wish you knew our language! Continue reading
Posted in featured, Social Media, Travel
Tagged blog, facebook, forum, Social Media, social network, thesis, tourism, Twitter
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Vote for my audio response to the Asia Society Contest|Asian Corporate Conference 2009
This year the Ministry of Planning and Investment and the Wall Street Journal Asia will be jointly organizing the 19th Asian Corporate Conference, which is a high-profile event attended by world leaders and renowned economic figures. As part of the … Continue reading
The nice thing about Facebook is that its population in Vietnam has doubled since the last quarter of 2008, boasting 64,000+ users. I won’t repeat what’s been talked about how Facebook spreads (virality) but this is just good news for many, and probably bad news for local social networking start-ups. Continue reading
Things…
Since the introduction of Baomoi Mobile, I’ve get used to reading Vietnamese news on my Blackberry. The day that Blackberry supports Vietnamese characters still seems far away so I really appreciate the team’s efforts. Anyway, the current Mobile site only displays news as “latest”, “hottest”, which means random news. I wonder if there’s a way for me to read what I want to read on my Mobile, like the customization/personalization feature on the Web interface. Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged 3g, Baomoi.com, Blackberry, cpu frequency scaling, edge, kernel, linux, mobile, tourism, travel 2.0
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Project Slacker: Preface
Ok, you may have already known that I’m investing most of my time writing a thesis for my university graduation. It’s about applying the new rules of marketing in tourism in Vietnam. So far, “The new rules of Marketing and … Continue reading