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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Remarks by Timothy Geithner at the Central Party School in Beijing
Timothy Geithner’s remarks at the Central Party School in Beijing.
Posted in Foreign affairs
Tagged Central Party School, Timothy Geithner
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The day Ai Weiwei learned about Twitter
Artist and reformed journalist Chris Gill has posted a recording of an interview with Ai Weiwei to his website Shanghai Eye.
During the interview, Gill introduces Ai to Twitter, apparently for the first time. Ai is now China’s most famous and probably most active Twitter user.
Posted in Art, Internet culture
Tagged @altcat, Ai Weiwei, art, Chris Gill, Twitter
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World Link collapsed language school case in court
The China Daily has an update about a collapsing language school mentioned in Danwei’s earlier report on foreign run schools and their fleeing bosses.
Posted in Business
Tagged bankruptcy, business, language schools, Real Life English, World Link
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Commerce official Guo Jingyi convicted: fallout from Huang Guangyu
The fallout from the conviction of Huang Guangyu begins: a high ranking official from Ministry of Commerce is sentenced to death, with a two year reprieve.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged business, corruption, crime, Guo Jingyi, Huang Guangyu, Liu Wei, Xu Gangman
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No newspapers
No newspapers: Peking University journalism students get their news online.
Posted in Newspapers
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Dodgy CCTV journalism and map clampdown
Another crack down on maps by seven government departments; CCTV takes the chance to give Google and a blogger a slap in the face.
Posted in Maps
Tagged CCTV, Google, maps, William Long
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School knife attacks and syphilis
A podcast on the recent spate of knife attacks at Chinese schools, and the starnge resurgence of a curable, preventable sexually transmitted disease.
The hydra-like blogger C. Custer
The hydra-like C. Custer translates and blogs at China Geeks, China / Divide and ChinaSmack.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwenglish, C. Custer, China / Divide, Chinageeks
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Richard Li and Rupert Murdoch to join forces against Bloomberg?
A pseudonymous blogger who apparently has some inside sources sent the following link to Danwei: Taking aim at Bloomberg, Hong Kong Billionaire Richard Li and Rupert Murdoch join forces
Posted in Media business
Tagged Cai Indepth, Dow Jones, News Corp, Richard Li, Rupert Murdoch
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Government push for news media company IPOs
The Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the China Securities Regulatory Commission are actively pushing the listing of ten news websites.
Posted in Media business, Propaganda
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