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Tag Archives: journalism
The Rio Tinto case in the Chinese media
Iacob Koch-Weser examines the Chinese media response to the Rio Tinto corporate espionage case.
Posted in Media
Tagged espionage, journalism, mining, Rio Tinto, state secrets, steel
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A manual for reporting on disasters
Tony Zixin Lee has a collection of interviews of journalists who reported on the 512 Sichuan Earthquake.
Posted in Sichuan Earthquake
Tagged books, earthquakes, journalism, Li Zixin
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Harnessing human search engines for government use
There’s a ‘human flesh search engine’ effort on to uncover the personal data of two reporters who wrote unflattering things about a local government construction project in Jiangsu.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged corruption, human flesh search, Jiangsu, journalism, office buildings
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Follow-up: The car firecracker story and soft advertising
A blogger takes issue with a story about a fireworks death that ran in the online media’s Auto Channel.
Posted in Media
Tagged 50mm, fake news, journalism
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MarketWatch founder Bill Bishop talks career, money and Twitter
Bill Bishop has been in and out of China for twenty years, and is the co-founder of financial information site MarketWatch, which is now owned by Dow Jones. Bill is an insider in financial journalism and has a solid foundation in the Chinese language. Danwei asked Bill about where to invest money in China in 2009, his career in China, and Stock Twits.
Posted in People
Tagged Bill Bishop, Finance, journalism, MarketWatch, niubi, stock markets, Twitter
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An English e-book from a Chinese newspaper
An e-book from The Economic Observer newspaper.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged books, Economic Observer, journalism, newspapers
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Universities and the media: Friends or enemies?
College students are difficult to interview, The Beijing News reporter Yang Wanguo discovers.
Posted in Media
Tagged college, interviews, journalism, students, Yang Wanguo
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Grass-roots journalism meets the modern news weekly
Blog Weekly (博客天下) is a weekly current events magazine whose contents are drawn entirely from blog and BBS posts.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Blog Weekly, blogs, crowdsourcing, GAPP, grass-roots journalism, journalism, Web 2.0
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Stop drugs, bombs and journalists
Olympic volunteers on the watch for dangerous objects and people.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Guest Contributor
Tagged Alice Xin Liu, Caijing, journalism, Liu Jingjing, Olympics, volunteers
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