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Author Archives: Danwei
Model Workers 2011
If you miss the old Danwei’s daily news updates, we now offer daily and weekly updates on a paid basis, or you can check the fine sources listed here in Danwei’s Model Worker list for 2011. We will update this list … Continue reading
What the citizens know: oil spills, environmental disasters
Clean up worker drowning in the the Dalian oil spill This opinion piece is by Zhenni Zhang, who is studying environmental policy for her Master’s in Environmental Management student at Duke University. If they know the truth, they can do … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental problems
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No newsgathering in Wangfujing without prior permission
Ahead of Sunday’s non-protests in downtown Beijing’s Wangfujing pedestrian street, a number of foreign journalists reported receiving telephone calls reminding them to follow relevant laws and regulations in the course of their news-gathering. Some were instructed to contact the Wangfujing administrative office ahead of time to obtain approval to conduct interviews.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Beijing, journalism, Wangfujing
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Dancing with shackles on
The Chinese Internet and living with censorship: a short film of interviews with Desiree Marianini and Janek Zdzarski, interviews with Keso, Wang Xiaofeng, Qi Youyi and Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn.
Hu Yaobang and the Xidan Democracy Wall
Andrew Chubb translates a lengthy article by Hu Jiwei on Hu Yaobang’s involvement with the Xidan Democracy Wall.
Posted in History
Tagged @nogfw, Andrew Chubb, democracy wall, Hu Yaobang
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Hu Jintao wears same tie when meeting Kim Jong-il and Harry Reid
Photos: Hu Jintao wore the same tie when meeting Harry Reid (who earlier called him a dictator) as he did to a recent meeting with Kim Jong-il.
Posted in Foreign affairs
Tagged @altcat, DPRK, Harry Reid, Hu Jintao, Kim Jong Il, North Korea, USA
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Behind the scenes at a musical in Sin City
In which our correspondent dares to watch a musical play about Teresa Teng in Dongguan.
Posted in Theater
Tagged musical, Teresa Teng, theater
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Hymns of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and their Christian hymns.
Xu Wenli: How Chinese dissidents and the Communist Party use the Western media
An interview with Democracy Wall activist Xu Wenli: Is Western media coverage of dissidents and their activities good for them or for China? What have Chinese dissidents learned from the Communist Party about using the Western media?
Posted in Foreign media on China
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Shanghai citizens declare a day of mourning
Coverage of public mourning for the victims of the 2010.11.15 Jing’an apartment fire in Shanghai.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Shanghai
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