Sales, Social and Tech

China has decided to ban "Livestreaming" on the country's Twitter alternatives after the authorities found that censorship is hard work.  Wrote Mashable , Chinese authorities have sent shockwaves through the social media sphere, with a blanket ban on livestreaming across three major online platforms. On Thursday, the government ordered Weibo, iFeng and ACFUN to stop all its video and audio streaming services, according to an FT report. This blanket ban would impact "Livestream" stars like Jing Qi, who underwent plastic surgery to boost her online popularity, and the 30 billion yuan (USD$4.3 billion) revenue produced by this internet platform. The cottage industry that rose from the "Livestream" technology would also be impacted. Wrote Reuters , Live streaming has also bolstered the growth of ancillary businesses, including agencies looking to find the next live streaming star, consumer loans, and even cosmetic surgery. Deng Jian, chai...

Ok.. the secret is out, on CNA!   I am volunteering my free time to help out with Mr Tan Kin Lian for the upcoming Presidential Elections. I be helping out in the social media content part which includes the “live” streaming to the Internet savvy Singaporeans. So why am I helping out? Mr Tan Kin Lian came to my attention when he stood up for Singaporeans affected by their investment in divertive packages which drove the last financial crisis. Though I was not affected, but to see many Singaporeans losing their hard earned savings with nobody helping them made me quite sad as a Singaporean. My personal political belief is that the people vote in the Government they want because they believe in what their Government can do for them, not for the big corporations. The major bank that was involved compensated their Hong Kong investors but not those in Singapore, because the bank would  havebe taken to the courts by the Hong Kong government, if nothing was done. Howe...

I have been engaged to do the “live” stream of Samsung’s bada developers day in Singapore. The “live” stream of the conference can be found below. Free Webcam Chat at Ustream You can access the full “live” and chat feature at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/bada-developer-day-singapore Those interested to do a “live” stream of your event, please feel free to drop me an email at aaronkoh(at)gmail.com.