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Interesting report provided the viewpoint you want is that of the F500. The challenges that face SMBs and foreign entrepreneurs in China are massive, arguably more indicative of the regulatory climate as a whole, and are largely ignored by groups like AmCham and the U.S. China Business Council.

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There are good articles about the internet in China, and there are great articles about the internet in China. This, sadly, is neither. Rather than provide a nuanced view of why local internet companies do well in China and why the foreigners fail, the authors go instead for the Single-Factor Soft Kill: those darn protectionist Chinese.

Unfortunately, because this is BW, it will likely become a meme.

If only Tiff Roberts or Bruce Einhorn had written it.

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The Sea Turtle Effect now extends back several generations. I guess genetics counts for something in China.

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Western journalists have lately been tolerated in China, if grudgingly, but the spread of revolution in the Middle East has prompted the authorities here to adopt a more familiar tack: suddenly, foreign reporters are being tracked and detained in the same manner — though hardly as roughly — as political dissidents.

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"China has frequently been frustrated—sometimes justifiably—to see its investments in the West blocked on national security grounds. So perhaps it's satisfying to see Western companies now scrambling to understand the new national security review process for foreign investments in China that Beijing unveiled over the weekend. That doesn't necessarily make it good policy, though."

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"Naspers Ltd., whose $32 million bet on Tencent Holdings Ltd. has swelled in value to more than $14 billion, aims to replicate that success by scouring emerging markets where the two companies are jointly the biggest Internet investors."

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To what extent are companies willing to bend over backwards and twist themselves into pretzels to sell their products in China? This depressing article makes it quite clear: they will do anything and everything, even if China’s demands are in clear violation of the WTO.

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Schell is maybe partly right.

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