
Angela Zhang
Professor at the Gould School of Law at USC and author of 'Highwire: How China Regulates Big Tech and Governs Its Economy'. Offers a unique perspective on Chinese technology governance and international technology competition.
Top 3 podcasts with Angela Zhang
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Mar 12, 2025 • 1h 32min
China's Tech Tightrope: Power, Regulation, and the AI Race with Angela Zhang
Angela Zhang, a Professor at USC and author of 'Highwire', shares her insights on China's tech regulation landscape. She discusses the complex interplay between tech giants and the government, highlighting how regulation shapes business dynamics and international perceptions. Zhang emphasizes the unique challenges in researching China, the impact of censorship, and the importance of firsthand experience. The conversation also touches on the US-China tech rivalry and the regulatory shifts influencing major companies like Didi and Ant Group.

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Jun 23, 2024 • 39min
How China Regulates Tech
Author Angela Zhang discusses China's tech regulation landscape, covering government crackdowns on tech giants and the interplay of business, regulation, and politics. The podcast explores China's control of online speech, geopolitical impacts on US-China tech rivalry, and parallels in US tech policy. Zhang shares her future research plans on global tech regulation, focusing on AI dynamics between China, the US, and Europe.

Jun 7, 2024 • 29min
High Wire: How China Regulates Big Tech and Governs Its Economy
Angela Zhang, an authority on Chinese tech regulation and author of "The High Wire," shares her insights on China's complex regulatory landscape. She discusses how antitrust enforcement has impacted major companies like Alibaba and led to unintended market consequences. The conversation also touches on China's approach to regulating AI, balancing technological growth with content control. Additionally, Zhang explores the strategic shifts in investments influenced by these regulations, particularly as China aims to rival the U.S. in innovation.