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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Green Dam Girl
The latest onslaught on a government policy that everyone from nationalist Chinese netizens to foreign journalists derides as absurd.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged alpaca, Caonima, censorship, Green Dam, Green Dam Girl, humor, media regulation
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Events for start-ups and tech heads tomorrow in Beijing
Two events of interest to tech heads and entrepreneurs in Beijing.
Posted in Events
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Doing business in China in the 1970s
A promising new blog by an old China hand.
Twitter available in China again
Twitter and Flickr, blocked in China since last week, seem to be available again according to reports from Shanghai, Qingdao and Beijing.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Flickr, media regulation, net nanny, Twitter
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Ai Weiwei on the Square
Two photos by Ai Weiwei.
James Kynge: West miscasts Tiananmen protesters
Does the Western media perpetuate an inaccurate story about June 4?
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged James Kynge
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Umbrella men
Found via Shanghaiist, this is a hilarious video of CNN correspondent John Vause trying to film yesterday in Beijing yesterday and being obstructed by men wielding umbrellas.
Abraham Lincoln gets it on
Watch for Mao Zedong’s appearance towards the end of this ad.
The Global Times writes about June 4
The Global Times publishes an opinion piece on June 4.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing, censorship, Global Times, newspapers
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An interview with Scarlett Li
Shot by Eric Mu, this is an interview with Scarlett Li, former News Corp executive, founder of R2G and Rainbow Media, and organizer of the recent Chengdu Zebra Music Festival that raised money for quake victims.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chengdu, earthquake, media, music, Scarlett Li, Zebra Media
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