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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Iran and the West “forcing China to choose sides”
The Global Times February 10, 2010 Today’s Global Times Chinese editions fronts with a full page article headlined “U.S. and Europe compel China to place sanctions on Iran”. The subhead is “Iran’s new moves infuriate the West, both sides wait … Continue reading
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Global Times declares victory over color revolutions
The Global Times’ Chinese edition enjoys the defeat of Ukraine’s “Orange Revolution”.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged @altcat, Global Times
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Firecracker season arrives
The bangs start today, and won’t end until Lantern Festival (元宵节) which this year falls on February 28.
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Al Jazeera on potential dog meat ban
Is a ban on eating dog meat cultural imperialism? Al Jazeera’s Melissa Chan reports.
Work for free: help an orphanage in China
An orphanage based near Beijing and involved in several small businesses desperately needs a smart business manager/business development person to help them.
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Exploration and technology
A video of Sinoscuba Steven Schwankert speaking at TEDx Beijing last year about advernture, exploration and technology.
Orville Schell: Google – China:
The Goog is like a nation
Thomas Crampton interviews China expert Orville Schelle about the ongoing Google – China saga.
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Tagged Google, Orville Schelle
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The Goog is like a nation
The Goog is like a nation
Richard Robinson on the future of mobile media
Q&A with Richard Robinson on the future of mobile media.
Posted in Mobile phone and wireless
Tagged mobile media
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Tangos Chan on the future of mobile media
Danwei’s event tomorrow night on the future of mobile media is now fully booked and registration is closed. From now until Wednesday, we will publish short Q&A pieces with media and digital experts, thoughts on the future of the media … Continue reading
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The other war against censorship
A biting, entertaining protest in video form about China’s web controls.
Posted in Censorship
Tagged censorship, gaming, World of Warcraft, WoW
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