Announcing TechLang

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Thursday, January 15. 2009

Late last year with some friends and partners, I launched TechLang a new website covering technology news in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. In addition to profiling and reviewing new technology companies, Techlang holds technology events and connects startups to investors, advisors, job seekers and service providers through community networks.
I will dedicate more time on TechLang from 2009, however my blog http://jasonlog.supersized.org is still live with my personal view on Vietnam's web landscape.

TechLang welcomes all you guys as contributors, guest writers or whatever you name it. As startup entrepreneurs you can tip us your ventures so that we can follow and help you connect to the right circles.

Posted by Jason at 08:28 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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Congrats Jason, keep going techlang. But I think you should not focus on both brand

jasonlog and techlang. Less choice more rememberable.

#1 LockeVN (Homepage) on 2009-01-16 04:20 (Reply)

Thanks LockeVN, it takes transitional sometime

#1.1 Jason (Homepage) on 2009-01-16 04:24 (Reply)

new initiative? how about opening ceremony

#2 sunny on 2009-02-23 05:21 (Reply)

Looking forward to it all. Sounds very promising.

#3 peterK (Homepage) on 2009-03-27 08:37 (Reply)

Congrats. This sounds cool.

#4 Kent (Homepage) on 2010-01-06 22:29 (Reply)

Hi Jason, Any plans to start blogging again? We'd love for you to take a look at Mimo and review it if you have a chance. Thanks, and hope to see you blogging again soon.

#5 Mimo (Homepage) on 2010-02-22 10:43 (Reply)

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