The very good China Law Blog from Dan Harris has a fantastic post by Steve Dickinson on how to mange your Software-as-a-service for China. While SaaS products are not
After speaking at seven WordCamps from 2015 through today, I was accepted to speak at the largest WordCamp in the world, WordCamp US! In it’s second year, WordCamp
People always ask why accessing Chinese sites overseas, and foreign sites from within China, are so slow. Besides the chokepoints of the the Great Firewall, traffic peering is a big
Securing your site isn’t just for credit card information and checkout carts on the web; Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates are used to secure your site’s data and users.
Only days after the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists released the explosive Panama Papers tax-evasion scandal to the world, China’s government officials and web are already in full denial.