Asia's corporate governance revolution

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Corporate governance in Asia is expected to undergo significant improvements with the advent of Internet-based services. Instead of rendering annual reports, information technology would allow companies to create electronic dialogue between managers and stockholders. The new corporate governance concept would also require a change in accountability standards, so as to create better shareholder value for investors.

Asia, Management, Stockholders, Corporate governance, Technology application, Investor relations

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Internet phone calls defy China Telecom's dominance: new cheaper long-distance service poses strong challenge to state-run firm's business

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State-run firm China Telecom's dominance is being seriously challenged by Internet transmission of long-distance calls. China Telecom offers sky-high long-distance service.

Marketing procedures, Long Distance Telephone Svc, Media Planning/Goals, Prices and rates, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Long distance telephone services, China Telecom (Hong Kong) Group Ltd.

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Behind the Bloom of a Thousand Internet Sites

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To what extent the Chinese government can control Internet use and content is unclear.

Telegraph & other communications, National Government, Public Administration, Internet, Control

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