Jean-Marc F. Blanchard

Musings about Multinational Corporations

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We cover stories relating to the political economy of multinational corporations in and from East Asia; bring you leading experts on related topics; and highlight the work of the Mr. & Mrs. S.H. Wong Center for the Study of Multinational Corporations

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Jean-Marc F. Blanchard

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www.mncccenter.org

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24. aug 2026

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Censorship and corporate compliance in China, censorship and content moderation elsewhere, big and small tech regulation, LINE-Naver shenanigans, and corporations caught in the US-China crossfire 21.06.2024 37:07

This episode covers censorship and corporate compliance (capitulation?) in China, censorship and content moderation elsewhere, and the regulation of tech big and small, primarily in Europe. We also touch upon recent LINE-Naver shenanigans and corporations caught in the crossfire of the US-China tit-for tat.

Apple looks elsewhere (and not); Tesla charged up in China; Japan searches for Google; Google Gags; Middle East Muddles and google; Content moderation conundrums 17.05.2024 39:45

In this episode, we cover Apple's supply chain relocation; Tesla's charge up in China; Japan's search for Google (found it); Google gags (not the funny kind) in India; the Middle East muddle for google and others; and the complexities of content moderation for X in Australia and others elsewhere

For MNCs, China churns; Korea chops; Japan maneuvers; and, well, EU regulates 18.04.2024 34:46

This episode tracks stories appearing mostly during the 1st quarter of 2024 pertaining to MNCs and China; Korean regulatory endeavors; Japan's stiffening regulatory regime; and the ever wrathful European Union.  Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft get "Face" time with a few mentions of Amazon and even AliExpress and Temu to boot!