TT-547 -- Review of 2009, ebiz news from Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on December 23, 2009

The last Terrie's Take of the year, a quick review of events that have shaped Japanese business in 2009.

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New Year Disillusions

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Submitted by Jason de Luca on December 21, 2009

Sometimes, the best thing To Do is Not To, says business consultant Jason de Luca.

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Debt's Life In 2010

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Submitted by Claus Vistesen on December 14, 2009

Still low on liquidity, the debt hangover's far from clearing up for some economies.

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From Push To Dove

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Submitted by Tobias Harris on December 14, 2009

A piecemeal approach to peace may have clipped the Hatoyama administration's wings to lead.

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TT-546 -- Running an e-mail marketing project, ebiz in Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on December 14, 2009

According to Symantec, the spam-busting software company, 87 percent of all unsolicited email was spam...

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Blogger Beware

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Submitted by David Price on December 8, 2009

Tag--and you're on some embarassing photo never meant to be seen on Facebook, or even taken. Here's how to make online social networking work for you--not against you.

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The Launch of Hedge Fund Radio

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Submitted by The Mad Hedge F... on December 7, 2009

My guest on Hedge Fund Radio this week is Ed Merner, CEO of the Atlantis Japan Growth Fund (LSE-AJG), who has long been rated the number one stock picker in the Land of the Rising Sun...

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TT-545 -- Will The Wall Street Journal's new Japan site be successful? Ebiz news from Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on December 7, 2009

The Wall Street Journal's new Japanese online edition launches on December 15th here in Tokyo.

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Lost in Transaction

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Submitted by Jason de Luca on December 3, 2009

Ask yourself, How many times a year do we audit our client contact points & ex-clients?

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