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Introducing a hot new book that provides valuable
insight into the Internet world of China.
AsianConnections is pleased to showcase an
excerpt of this book, destined to be a must-have for all Internet professionals interested in the China market.
The Life and Death of a Dotcom in China - a Venture Capitalist's Progress, is written by top
experts, describing fictional cases and people to tell the story.
From Asia Law and Practise, publishers of the best seller, The Life and Death of a Joint Venture in China this sequel is a narrative which not only tells you what is
important, but why.
It is entertaining but sobering reading, a reality check describing the business
misfortunes of others. You stand to profit from the lessons they have learned the hard way.
What's the secret? Perhaps it's the unique case-study approach of the Life And Death series. With this, the reader gets to understand the different motivations and
strategies of all the key players at every stage of the process.
It starts from the first exploratory meeting between US-educated Shanghai I-entrepreneur Jefferson Huang, Texan Venture Capitalist Stone Daw and the wily
manager of Shanghai No 2 Mao Memorabilia Factory Lao Zhang to the death throes of their unlikely Internet business.
Be a fly on the wall as they stitch together their unwieldy master plan to crack the
China e-commerce market - the Mao Memorabilia portal - or Mmortal, as the industry will call it.
Discover through their eyes the uncharted territories of the China Internet maze - a
brave new world where the possibilities for greed, negligence, treachery, and paranoia know no bounds.
Get to know the innumerable obstacles and dead-ends of what it's really like trying
to do e-business in today's China. Become familiar with how the reality differs from what you read about in the China Daily. And how solutions can be found, and fudged.
Soon you experience the horrors of hacking, fraud, debt, intellectual property infringements and all the other nightmare scenarios that become only too real as an
IPO spirals to its doom. And what can happen when the inexperienced do business with the inscrutable.
Gripping, but hugely informative for those who like to look before they leap. On one
level it's a gripping narrative, full of legal, commercial, criminal and inter-personal nightmares that are sure to make your blood run cold.
On the other it's a comprehensive legal and business guide written by the acknowledged experts in this field. Don't even think of getting involved with a dotcom
without reading this book!
Because once your nightmare starts, there will be no e-scape.
-- Asia Law & Practise
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AsianConnections
thanks Asia Law & Practise, publisher, for providing excerpts
of The Life and Death of a Dotcom in China
Order your copy of The Life and Death of a Dotcom in China today!
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