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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Snow in Beijing
Slow motion and time lapse video from the last snowfall in Chinese capital, by Janek Zdzarski.
Obama “townhall” meeting in Shanghai live on Net
Obama’s “townhall” meeting with Shanghai youth will be streamed live on the Internet at the following URLs:
Posted in Announcements
Tagged Obama
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Shanzhai National Day parade
A video spoof of this year’s 60th National Day Parade in Beijing. (In Chinese without English subtitles).
Beijing Queer Film Festival
An interview by Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn with two of the organizers of Beijing’s fourth Queer Film Festival that took place this summer. Shot and edited by Patrick Carr of Mandarin Film.
Posted in Featured Video, Film
Tagged film, gay, Mandarin Film
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Chinese and American netizens clash in cyberspace
Kaiser Kuo speaking at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln on Sino-American relations and how the Internet affects them.
Posted in Featured Video, Internet culture
Tagged Internet, Kaiser Kuo, U.S.A.
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Chinese bloggers conference
The best annual Internet event in China, the China Blogger Conference, is next weekend in Lianzhou, a small mountain town in western Guangdong Province.
If you want to sign up for it, go to this page. If you can’t or are too lazy to read Chinese and are a journalist or active blogger, send me an email if you want to attend. 100 yuan a person, not including hotel.
Posted in Blogs
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English blogs about China
Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn and Michael Anti on David’s Moser’s TV show, discussing English blogs about China. Also on BON website (faster loading); part 2 is here.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video
Tagged blogs, David Moser, Jeremy Goldkorn, Michael Anti
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The Great Fire Wall of Berlin
Berlin Twitter Wall website overwhelmed by Chinese people complaining about the Great Fire Wall.
Posted in Censorship
Tagged Berlin, GFW, Great Firewall, net nanny
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A foreigner’s life in a Beijing jail
A foreigner’s life in a Beijing maximum security jail.
China Quest: Summer Camp in Beijing China
Study Chinese in China in summer 2010 with China Quest.
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Tagged China Quest, Chinese, language learning, Mandarin
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