Roundtable session on technology in post-WTO China

Posted by | Oct 22, 2003

A recorded roundtable session at the Fortune Global Forum discussing technology in post-WTO China.

Participants included Minister Hu(Wu?), people from technology companies like Sybase, Nokia, China.com, etc., people from magazines like Fortune, PCMag, etc.

Unfortunately, this appears to have been held in 2001 before China’s entry into the WTO. However, it is interesting for reference’s sake.

Although, I have not had time to watch the whole video. It’s rather long.

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