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Posted May 1, 2010 in Blog, Media Coverage by Ryan

Our project has now received ‘international media attention’

A student named Peggy from Taiwan’s Chengchi University e-mailed us asking to interview us a few weeks ago. We agreed and she sent us some questions. We sent back responses and answered her followup questions.

About a week later she sent us the link.



It is written in Chinese zhong wen, but we can recognize where she had to write our names and the name of the project.

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