rejon.org is Jon Phillips.

[ My new obsession are pirated, shanzhai and old books found in developing nations (Delhi, India) ]

My whirlwind bizdev journey I’m now calling #timetraveling is nearly wrapped up. I had to make a quick trip to Delhi from FOSS.in to have a great meeting with a large media organization in India. Then, zoomed off from there to Guangzhou to take my first stab at making the case for analyzing Shanzhai technology culture, and building a legal international movement from this rapid hardware remix culture.

Shanzhai VS. Qi Inside: Making Legal Open Hardware in China –

Here is the non-PDF non-FLASH version of the presentation. Here is the slideshare and scribd version, which I’m having battle here for best quality. You can grab the PPT from them so you can use and spread the Qi.

[ Photo by Adeh ]

There is a tedtochina website which has some info about the TEDxGuangzhou conference and then many more photos. Check the press hits out:

继TEDxShanghai, TEDxXiamen以及TEDxBeijing之后，TEDxGuangzhou亦将于12月5号在广州市大学城广东科学中心举行。本次TEDxGuangzhou 的主题为“创意锦缎——想象无界”（The Fabric of Imagination）。本次的TEDx活动邀请到了来自科学、艺术、建筑、设计等多个领域的专家，分享他们最优秀的创作、思想和故事。

Thanks to CiCi (not CC), for taking good close-ups of me.

The TEDxGuangzhou conference I really appreciated the large 700-1000 person audience at one of the weirdest/coolest buildings in guangzhou that looks like an alien spaceship. Big thanks to the organizers, Lonnie Hodges and all the volunteers who made it real! Big thanks!