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Stanford ATI
Entrepreneurial Conference 2006
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New opportunities for China
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When:
Wednesday, August 16, 2006 9:00am--5:00pm
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| Where: 333
Cailun Road (蔡伦路333号), Pudong Scientific Convention Building
(浦东科学会堂二楼大报告厅), Zhangjiang High-Tech Park, Shanghai |
| Sponsored by Stanford
University , Focus Ventures , Dragon
Bridge Capital and DFJ Dragon |
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| About
the conference |
| ATI's
annual entrepreneurial conference provides unique networking
opportunities
for high-profile attendees, especially in giving U.S. based
companies the chance to meet many up-and-coming Chinese entrepreneurs.
This year's
conference will focus on the rapidly changing nature of the web. Panels
will facilitate discussion on Web 2.0, alternative energy, and the
issues of intellectual property in China. |
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The Business Value of Web 2.0: Consumer
experience with Web 2.0 in China. Industrial
trends in Web 2.0, such as AJAX and open source, have resulted in
thousands of new web-based applications and programs. What type of
programs is the Chinese market most in need of, how can businesses
capitalize on this, and how can everyday users benefit from the
development of Web 2.0 in China? Topics include, but are not limited
to:
- What the '2' really means
- Monetization, Monetization, Monetization
- Content censorship in China
- Vertical search and mashup
- Social multimedia file sharing and
personalized recommendation
- Decentralization of content generation
and social filtering
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Intellectual Property Issues:
Strengthening Foreign IP in China. Multinational
firms often hurt themselves by trying to develop their business models
in China in the same way they would approach a market in the Western
world. If these foreign corporations provide more reasonable prices and
guidelines here, especially in the software and entertainment
industries, how much would this increase the value of their
intellectual property? How could entrepreneurs within China use a
similar business strategy to protect their IP and compete with foreign
groups? In this panel, we will discuss:
- Operation and company investment on all
IP aspects
- Sale and acquisition of IP related assets
- Negotiation of technology license
agreements
Alternative Energy:
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world’s focus on alternative energy has reached a new height
in recent years. As a nation experiencing unprecedented growth, how
must China deal with its ever increasing need for energy? Where is
alternative energy on China’s agenda? What are the steps
being taken today and tomorrow, and how can these solutions be
implemented? Why is this important for China, and what are the
opportunities that have emerged as a result?
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