Monthly Archives: January 2012

TV set of the Chinese Show 给你一个亿 with @frankyu

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Carole (code name 烤肉)

Result: Frank was the only one to get an letter of intent for investment in kwestr. Way to go!Interesting Angel investors:Elvis Su – only 26 years old, the youngest Angel in China. He mainly invest in Lifestyle, project such as Apothecary bar in B… Continue reading →

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Plancast dies in USA, JihuaFM rises in China

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Carole (code name 烤肉)

Funny that just last week I discover this new Chinese service, jihua.fm, finally a copycat of Plancast in China.And this week, Mark Hendrickson Plancast CEO announces to give up the product because the market is not propice. I actually disagree an… Continue reading →

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“1350KM: On the Wheel” Video reportage

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Carole (code name 烤肉)

If you are interested in knowing what is the daily life of the large majority of Chinese – and not the middle class educated ones you meet in Beijing, Shanghai and other first tier cities- you want to watch this reportage “Going back home by motob… Continue reading →

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AngelCrunch.com : the Chinese version of @AngelList

Posted on January 12, 2012 by Carole (code name 烤肉)

I have been thinking for a long while that China needs an AngelList. AngelList revolutionize the way to raise investment, bringing more transparency and more fair chance for entrepreneurs to get funded regardless of their original network. I parti… Continue reading →

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A welcoming Tech Community in Shanghai

Posted on January 8, 2012 by Carole (code name 烤肉)

Coming back from my hometown (Reunion Island) I took Mauritius Airline’s new direct Mauritius-Shanghai flight and figured I will spend a few days to (re)connect with friends and tech community builders in Shanghai instead of going straight to Beij… Continue reading →

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