Friday 5: The latest in Chinese viral videos – Tech-Web

56minus1.com — Adam Schokora's weekly "Friday 5" list discusses five viral videos circulating the Chinese Interweb. Adam also offers some analysis on what viral videos are effective as marketing tools, and what are just lame.

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