Tonight we will host the third Shanghai Tweet up. Twitter is banned in China, but within the last 15 hours more than 20 people have said they will attend. (I contacted former attendees by email and others via Twitter. I will poll tonight to see how many pure Twitter attendees turn up.)

As with the other Tweet-ups I have done in KL, Singapore, Beijing, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Istanbul a great group of people turned up. Many of them some of the leading experts in Social Media.

Due to my limited Mandarin, however, most are English speaking.

Who would you add to this list of Social Media experts in Shanghai?

Isaac Mao (First major blogger in China, now a social media researcher)
Blog: Blog
Twitter: Twitter

Patrick Searle (Business Development Manager, CIC Data)
Twitter: Twitter
CIC Blog: CIC Blog

Joseph Dembs (Research analyst at EnoVate. Dealing mostly with youth culture)
LinkedIn: LinkedIn
Twitter: Twitter
Blog: Blog

Fredrik Balfour (Asia correspondent, Business Week)
LinkedIn: LinkedIn
Twitter: Twitter

Sage Brennan (Organizer at TEDx Shanghai)
LinkedIn: LinkedIn
Twitter: Twitter
FriendFeed. FriendFeed

Mark Evans

Amy Zheng (Sales Executive at AFP)
LinkedIn

Charlie McElwee
Blog: Twitter
Twitter: Twitter

Rich Brubaker (Writes the blog “All Roads Lead to China”. ) Twitter bio: Serial Socialpreneur in China
Twitter: Twitter
Blog: Blog
LinkedIn: LinkedIn

John Guise (China Editor, China Economic Review)

Kenneth Tan (Former Editor of Shanghaiist.com, now Strategist at Gays.com)
LinkedIn: LinkedIn
Shanghaiist: Shanghaiist
Blog: Blog
Twitter: Blog

Michael Darragh (Digital Strategic Planner at Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide)
World Expo Blog: Blog
Twitter: Twitter
LinkedIn: LinkedIn