Change: and PR Across Asia? by Michael Netzley, PhD When I first created this wiki with Akanksha Goel in summer of 2007, here is how I described our wiki project. Rapidly evolving. New challenges. Learning opportunity. These terms certainly could describe   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1071)

Change: explore and communicate will ensure that we all have the opportunity to experience these changes together.I am honored to share this wiki with you. Enjoy...and please, join the conversation! - Singapore, 3 June 2008   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1071)

Change: menu at your upper left) discussing culture and social media is particularly important. While I have my reservations about quickly and generally attributing (blaming?) everything on culture, the topic does raise complex questions and we hope youthat findthis itwiki represents a usefulfirst attempt at some step.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1064)

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Change: forbiddenForbidden City). We continue to read Naked Conversations and listen to podcasts like Six Pixels of Separation. With the exception of what we create ourselves, virtually all of the teaching materials have a western bias and do not discuss what is unique about social media in Asia. Most   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 561)

Change: South Korea. These updates are important because exchange students from both countries will help us locate and access information that our English speaking colleagues (such as me) may not be able to pinpoint. I anticipate that the results will be here during the first week of April, 2008.I   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 561)

Change: Rapidly evolving. New challenges. Learning opportunity. These terms certainly could describe almost any company's first experience with social media. These words also describe our course   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 254)

Change:  research reports. I gratefulam hopeful that the class will be offered again. We still need to haveexplore thissocial media in countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Vietnam, India, and opportunityAustralia.I am honored to share with this wiki.wiki with you. Enjoy!   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 246)

Change: Release,Release, and we have all embarked on a journey learning about: social media, its uses and challenges across Asia, trust, changing notions of credibility, conversation culture, privacy paradox, echo chambers, live web, trackbacks, centralization versus decentralization, and more.This wiki represents our first   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 218)

Change: This wiki represents only our first step, but we hope you find it a useful first step. I am proud of the hard work put   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 244)