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With nearly half of the world’s Internet users, Asia Pacific is increasingly central to the growth and development of the Internet — and the source of some of its most inspiring stories. This includes everything from
Saroo Brierley, who used Google Earth in Australia to reconnect with the family he’d lost decades earlier as a child in India, to
Psy, who used the global reach of YouTube to teach the world a new dance.
The Internet is also changing the way Asia Pacific does business. We’ve seen established companies like Sanwa Pearl & Gems in Hong Kong
reinvent themselves, entrepreneurs like Australia’s custom shoe startup,
Shoes of Prey, forge new business models from scratch, and developers, from China’s
Chukong to Japan’s
GungHo, emerge as some of the strongest smartphone developers in the world.
We have blogs and Google+ pages focused on activities in individual countries, such as
Korea,
Japan and
Australia, but we felt it was time to take a more regional view. On this blog, we will share stories from inside and outside of Google as Asia Pacific continues turning to the Internet to grow and prosper.
We hope you’ll enjoy.
Posted by Susan Pointer, Senior Director, Public Policy & Government Relations, and Mike Nelson, Vice President, Communications
8 comments :
Keep it up! Im from Malaysia.
A nice initiative to get connected with the region.
:))
nediyorsunuz
It's nice to see Google devoting more resources to our part of the world. I love your header / logo, but I noticed that Hong Kong doesn't seem to have been included in your collection of iconic silhouettes. Any chance we can lobby for the Bank of China building to make an appearance in the next version?
All the best on all your endeavours from India.
welcome google in Asia :)
Xin chào! from Vietnam :D
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