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Rebecca Mackinnon from Rconversation blogs about the recent security trap problem of the Chinese Skype, or Tom-Skype. Imagethief suggests foreign Internet firms to operate their own business rather than surrender their brands to local partners.
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Photographer Damoncoulter presents some pictures of the Secondhand Book Fair in Shimbashi (Tokyo).
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