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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Family murder and arson
Today’s Beijing Times top headline is a weather story: “Beijing to welcome coldest week this winter — coldest temperature to go below -10ºC, Thursday and Friday maximum -2ºC”. The rest of the paper is a smorgasbord of contemporary Chinese life.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, CCTV, crime, Guo Jingjing, murder
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Rupert Murdoch and wife Wendi separated?
In The Daily Sunshine, a photo of Rupert Murdoch and his wife Wendi Deng, headlined “Rupert Murdoch and Wendi Deng said to have separated — Deng and 100-year-old mother-in-law do not get along”.
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China blogger conference 2009
Danwei comrades attended the 2009 China Bloggers Conference in Lianzhou, eastern Guangdong where we interviewed prominent bloggers. Much of the talk was about the Great FireWall and Twitter.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged blogs, Guangdong, Lianzhou
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Let’s end the recession
Danwei is pleased to announce our new recruitment site for China’s media, communications and creative industries at DanweiJobs.com.
Posted in Featured Video, Jobs available
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Temporary residence permits to become residence permits
The Beijing government is changing ‘temporary residence permits’ to ‘residence permits’, but it’s unclear if this will have any effect on migrants who live in the city.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged residence permits
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China: The inevitable next global power?
Foreign Policy magazine has compiled a list of ‘top 100 global thinkers‘. They got 63 of them to participate in a survey about global issues.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Foreign Policy, Hu Shuli, Xu Zhiyong, Zhou Xiaochuan
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Police arrest football match fixers
Today’s Beijing News‘ top story and large graphic is about the arrest of at least four men suspected by police on suspicion of football (soccer) match fixing and arranging illegal gambling.
Online video and PR in China
Blogger and PR executive Will Moss on social media, online video and PR in China.
Saturday Night Live on Obama visit
American comedy show Saturday Night Live‘s take on Obama’s visit to China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged comedy, Obama, Saturday Night Live
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