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anonymous
Forgive me for being anonymous. But I have some rather constructive feedback to make.
1) The site could use more interactivity. e.g. Readers comments after each article. And the ability for readers to post their photos or embedded videos in a social networking kind of forum.
2) The Malaysian dance scene seems quite fragmented as it already is. It would seem a gargantuan task to attempt to "defragment" them, but I think making the site multilingual would be worth the effort. Not necessarily a translation for every article, but having writers contribute original writings in their respective languages.
That's all. Hope this site keeps the dance spirit alive!
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About AsiaDanceChannel
AsiaDanceChannel (ADC) is a pro-dance initiative totally dedicated to the promotion of dance in Asia. Key to this initiative is the "Adopt-a-Dance Community" programme where we work with companies to support dance communities. In the long term, ADC aims to spur the dance industry, create jobs and employment opportunities, preserve ethnic and classical dance heritage, connect business and investor communities with dance communities, and to promote dance audienceship for a sustainable dance industry.
AsiaDanceChannel.com is an non-profit online dance magazine serving as the channel to give Asian dance and dancers the voice it truly deserves.
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AsiaDanceChannel
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60, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1
Sri Hartamas
50480 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +603.6201.0219
Email: asiadancechannel@pixaruscommunications.com
AsiaDanceChannel.com launched!
29 April 2009 marks an important date for the dance communities as Asia's first online dance magazine, AsiaDanceChannel.com was launched in conjunction with International Dance Day. The double celebration heralds the revival of society's interest in dance....
Speech delivered at the launch
"If I were to ask you, who is the Martha Graham or Merce Cunningham of Asia? Nobody knows. This is a pity because in Asia, we have so many Grand Masters and dance exponents who are custodians of dance heritage."
Launch Photos - courtesy of Mr James Quah.
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