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Author Archives: Alice Xin Liu
Danwei talks to Caijing about the public’s right to collect information
Caijing magazine has a formidable reputation in Chinese media circles. They reported straight away last night when the Green Dam “delay” notice came from Xinhua, and has held onto their reputation of hard, investigative reporting.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Caijing, Google China, Green Dam
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“What do you think about the Green Dam?” asks HKU admissions
An editor from Henan, Yue Jianguo, wrote in to the Beijing Youth Daily to comment on the questions asked by Hong Kong universities － in this case the University of Hong Kong － to their mainland applicants, which occurred over the weekend.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, University of Hong Kong
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The controversy of the 29-year-old mayor
The election of 29-year-old mayor, Zhou Senfeng in the city of Yicheng, Hubei province has sparked debates in the Chinese media and online blogs, some commenting on whether his youthful election is because of family and political background.
Posted in Government
Tagged Southern Metropolis Daily, Yicheng, Yu Jianrong, Zhou Senfeng
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Tori Zwisler of Roots & Shoots
Tori Zwisler is the founding Executive Director of the Jane Goodall Institute – Shanghai (JGI-S), formed in 1999. JGI-S focuses primarily on the Roots & Shoots program, formed as a foreign-affiliated Not-for-Profit Organization promoting environmental concern, care for animals and care for people among Shanghai’s youth.
“Suicide note” from Shishou makes matters more confusing
The case of the death of a cook at the Yonglong Hotel in the city of Shishou, in Hubei province sparked a mass incident involving tens of thousands of residents and riot police.
Posted in Protests
Tagged mass incident, shishou, suicide note
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Foreign journalists in China, from the Opium Wars to Mao
Paul French, author of a book on Carl Crow has written a book about the lives and exploits of foreign journalists reporting from China from the 1820s to 1949.
Posted in China Books
Tagged foreign correspondents, Paul French
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State media blames Google for porn
The latest development in the government’s Internet cleansing is a CCTV attack on Google China for pornographic content, which aired last night.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Google China, Green Dam, Network News
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The poor and climate change
Greenpeace China has a new video about how climate change is affecting China’s poor.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged climate change, Greenpeace
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Picking up some durian fruit on Jiu Gulou road
Dongdongqiang’s blog reposts from Douban about a forced eviction.
Dan Brody on post-90s Chinese Internet culture
Danwei interviews the CEO of social networking site targeted at the so-called “brain-damaged” post-90s generation.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged Dan Brody, post 90s, social media
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