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Cidonie Richards

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The sheer number of different forms of media we interact with all day long is astounding. Anyone miss the good ol' days of sitting back and reading a great paperback or, gasp, a newspaper?! We do! While it's undeniable that media has changed rapidly over the last decade or two and will continue to do so, are you aware of its impact on you? In this show, Ally had the honor of sitting with Cidonie Richards, Editor and Chief of Ringier Asia, who has spent the past 15 years of her career in journalism navigating through this change. What are the implications of the changing face of media to us as consumers? And what metrics should savvy marketers count towards the success of a campaign? Tune in to find out. // Find this show and more online at http://limitlesslaowai.com/cidonierichardsmedia // Ten quick questions will better your listener experience. Take the 2016 Listener Survey at www.limitlesslaowai.com/survey. // A special thanks to this episode's sponsor Concordia International School Shanghai. Discover more at www.concordiashanghai.org.

The sheer number of different forms of media we interact with all day long is astounding. Anyone miss the good ol' days of sitting back and reading a great paperback or, gasp, a newspaper?! We do! While it's undeniable that media has changed rapidly over the last decade or two and will continue to do so, are you aware of its impact on you? In this show, Ally had the honor of sitting with Cidonie Richards, Editor and Chief of Ringier Asia, who has spent the past 15 years of her career in journalism navigating through this change. What are the implications of the changing face of media to us as consumers? And what metrics should savvy marketers count towards the success of a campaign? Tune in to find out. // Find this show and more online at <a href="http://limitlesslaowai.com/cidonierichardsmedia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://limitlesslaowai.com/cidonierichardsmedia</a> // Ten quick questions will better your listener experience. Take the 2016 Listener Survey at <a href="http://www.limitlesslaowai.com/survey" rel="noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.limitlesslaowai.com/survey</a>. // A special thanks to this episode's sponsor Concordia International School Shanghai. Discover more at <a href="http://www.concordiashanghai.org" rel="noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.concordiashanghai.org</a>.

#224 The changing face of media—What every consumer and marketer should know, with Cidonie Richards

So there are a lot, a lot of foreigners in China, and much of what we do at Limitless is try to bridge the gap between our cultures and the local Chinese. But, it's ridiculous to think that each of our individual foreign cultures would handle transition into life and work in China the same (even cultural differences between households will play its part, but that's a whole different podcast...)! Let's drill down a bit deeper and see if we can't get more specific insight from cultures similar to your own. For this show, Ally interviewed Cidonie Richards, Editor in Chief of Ringier China. Originally from Australia, Cidonie argues that Aussies typically handle the transition into China quite well, and over the course of our interview she shares insights into why she chose the schools she did, what was challenging about moving abroad, how she and her kids handled the transition and what life is like for her in Shanghai. Tune in to here an Aussie's view on life abroad. // A special thanks to this episode's sponsor, Concordia International School Shanghai. Discover more at www.concordiashanghai.org. // Find this show and more online at http://limitlesslaowai.com/cidonierichards // Ten quick questions will better your listener experience. Take the 2016 Listener Survey at www.limitlesslaowai.com/survey.

So there are a lot, a lot of foreigners in China, and much of what we do at Limitless is try to bridge the gap between our cultures and the local Chinese. But, it's ridiculous to think that each of our individual foreign cultures would handle transition into life and work in China the same (even cultural differences between households will play its part, but that's a whole different podcast...)! Let's drill down a bit deeper and see if we can't get more specific insight from cultures similar to your own. For this show, Ally interviewed Cidonie Richards, Editor in Chief of Ringier China. Originally from Australia, Cidonie argues that Aussies typically handle the transition into China quite well, and over the course of our interview she shares insights into why she chose the schools she did, what was challenging about moving abroad, how she and her kids handled the transition and what life is like for her in Shanghai. Tune in to here an Aussie's view on life abroad. // A special thanks to this episode's sponsor, Concordia International School Shanghai. Discover more at <a href="http://www.concordiashanghai.org" rel="noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.concordiashanghai.org</a>. // Find this show and more online at <a href="http://limitlesslaowai.com/cidonierichards" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://limitlesslaowai.com/cidonierichards</a> // Ten quick questions will better your listener experience. Take the 2016 Listener Survey at <a href="http://www.limitlesslaowai.com/survey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.limitlesslaowai.com/survey</a>.

#216 Real life: Aussie in Shanghai, with Cidonie Richards