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Shawn Crispin
In this video, longtime Asia correspondent Shawn Crispin introduces himself and describes his career. Formerly with the Far Eastern Economic Review and The Wall Street Journal, Crispin is now Southeast Asia Editor of Asia Times Online.
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Thomas Crampton was a correspondent for the International Herald Tribune and The New York Times for more than a decade, reporting from five continents, writing a column on Asia and covering Asian politics, economics and culture. Currently based in Hong Kong, he writes here about China, the Internet and New Media seen from Asia, while also advising companies on digital communication strategies. For more information click here...
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tom, i think blip.tv is blocked in china. (i have been trying to watch your videos posted there and i am in beijing.) i can easily see the ones on youtube, so why don’t you put them all there?
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Good idea!
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thanks. that was fast.
i still support mr. thaksin c
he is a hero of us. he did many things for better of thailand but now what’s the result he got? actually he will come back again for better life of thai, i beleive that.
He is a hero of us. he did many things for better of thailand but now what's the result he got? actually he will come back again for better life of thai, i beleive that.
I agree with Rossarin. Yes, we are ready to die for Mr.Thaksin, aren't we? He means more than our father.
Jatuporn? Are you the one under arrest for inciting to overthrow the government? Acts of treason are about as far from democratic principles as you can get. Form a political party, win an election then change things. Thats how democracy works you peasant.
Jatuporn? Are you the one under arrest for inciting to overthrow the government? Acts of treason are about as far from democratic principles as you can get. Form a political party, win an election then change things. Thats how democracy works you peasant.