Telecommunication & IT

• - Chinese Firm Launches Mobile Phone in Kenya
• - Huawei Opens New Headquarters in Canada
• - E-commerce Turnover Up 22% in 2010
• - Licenses Granted as Map World Opens up
• - Gov't Ban on Illegal Software Gains Pace
• - Small Village Cashes in Big on Online Retailing
• - IPR Campaign Spreads to Target Online Piracy
• - Parents Watch over Kids via GPS Phones
• - Taobao All-nighter Whips E-shoppers into Buying Frenzy
• - Minister of Commerce Favors Online Shopping

• - China to Purge Pirated Software
• - China's 4G Technology to Go Global
• - 450 Mln People in China Use the Web
• - Software Industry Revenue in Nov. Surges 30.7%
• - Micro Blogs Have a Macro Impact in 2010
• - China Unicom's 3GS Price Cut
• - Migrant Workers Caught in the Web
• - Dell Aims for Bigger Sales in China Market
• - The Man Behind Microsoft
• - Falling Component Prices Aid Lenovo

• - Huawei Aims to Build on Patents
• - China Persists in Fight Against Software Piracy
• - 4G Services Could Commence in 2012
• - Biggest 1-day Rise Caps Youku US Debut
• - Writers to Sue Search Giant Baidu
• - Wheeling His Way to Satisfaction
• - Copycats Called 'Innovative'
• - Tighter iPhones Regulations
• - Alipay Snatches Online Payment Crown from PayPal
• - Tencent to Open Platform