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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Podcast: Suicides, strikes and labor unrest
A podcast about labor issues, strikes and worker suicides in China.
Posted in Danwei FM
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Cai Indepth prelaunch, confused branding
Richard Li’s China news service launches, sort of. With two names.
Net Nanny took her meds (or didn’t)
Earlier this week, a number of foreign-hosted websites blocked by the Great FireWall China’s Internet censorship machine known became accessible, including Hootsuite, VOA, Vimeo and a number of porn sites. On the other hand, the link shortening Twitter photo service … Continue reading
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Travels with Herodotus in Chinese
An interview with Wu Lan, Chinese translator of Polish writer Ryszard Kapuściński’s book Travels with Herodotus. Shot and edited by Eric Mu, at the Hall of Brief Snow in Beihai Park.
Posted in Books, Featured Video
Tagged books, Kapuściński, Travels with Herodotus, Wu Lan
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Investigative journalism in China and foreign media bias
A podcast about Western media bias in China coverage and investigative journalism inside China.
Posted in Media
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The authentic South African experience, with Huang Jianxiang
An ad for Sina’s coverage of the World Cup.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Sports
Tagged 2010 World Cup, Africa, Huang Jianxiang, South Africa
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What we talk about when we talk about China to Google
Scholar, author and China Beat co-founder Jeffrey Wasserstrom gives a talk at Google about his book China in the 21st Century: What everyone needs to know.
Posted in Books, People
Tagged books, Jeffrey Wasserstrom
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What’s wrong with a giant cock?
A trailer for a new comedy set in a sex shop in Beijing called Red Light Revolution from Scopofile Films.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged film, Red Light Revolution, sex shops
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Mao’s legacy, and foreign self-censorship in China
A podcast about Mao’s legacy and foreign self-censorship in China.
Posted in Danwei FM
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