I use AltaVista's Babel Fish to follow the CNBlog.org site. Through garbled translations, you can hear the enthusiasm and insight of this collective blog. Their RSS feed.

They're writing about the Hangzhou flashmobs, the Weblogs, Inc. launch, a Chinese wikipedia, Google's Search by Location, and rural China education. 

Interesting to me: a new Chinese blogging service, Blog Village with about 400 blogs.  

 

I'm presenting at BloggerCon and needed to post a short bio. What do you think?

Philip Wolff hails from Oakland, California. In the last year he presented at the ProjectWorld conference (project blogging), BlogTalk Wien (the future of blogging), and BloggerCon (blogging behind the firewall). He posts regularly to a klog apart and Blogcount, and in moments of apoplexy to Don't Blog: Blogging the Weblog Backlash. Phil has been blogging for 5 years, computing for more than 30 years, a marketing and technology veteran of the Naval Supply Systems Command, Gateway, Compaq, Wang Laboratories, Bechtel National, and Adecco SA where he served as global VP for strategy and technology. When Phil isn't helping companies rethink their employment sites, his Evanwolf Group helps them develop strategies, plans and technologies for workplace blogging.

Contact: Ryze, Skype, email, Yahoo! IM, AIM.

I tried to say who, where, work history, affiliations, interests.  And keep it short.

Suggestions? Things to add, subtract, restate?

Should all bloggers post a professional bio?

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