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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Breaking on Twitter: thugs harass and detain Deng Yujiao journalist
A Twitter development in the Deng Yujiao case.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Deng Yujiao, freedom of expression, journalists, media
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My Beijing Birthday screening this Friday
“How ya doing? I’m Howie, just your average hyper Jewish guy from New York”. Event announcement: The Foreign Correspondents Club of Beijing will host a screening of the film My Beijing Birthday at Paddy O’Shea’s bar in Beijing on Friday … Continue reading
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Internet censorship victim wins court case
Censored economics professor wins court case against Internet provider for censoring his blog posts.
Posted in Censorship
Tagged censorship, freedom of expression, Hu Xingdou, Internet, law, Liu Xiaoyuan
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Sala
Music from the Sichuan quake zone.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Abigail Washburn, Afterquake, earthquake, Luke Mines, music, Sexy Beijing, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Blogger.com blocked, but not the Washington Post
Google’s blogging platform Blogger.com is blocked again in China.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, media, media regulation, net nanny
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Grace Chang sings Carmen
The inimitable Shanghai born Hong Kong singer and actress Grace Chang (aka Ge Lan 葛兰) performs a really saucy Mandarin version of the Habanera from Bizet’s Carmen.
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Is this the kind of information that should be embargoed?
The Far Eastern Economic Review‘s Traveller’s Tales blog says that “For the last few days, China-hand journalists have been whispering and sending coded emails about the late Zhao Ziyang’s forthcoming memoirs”
Posted in Books
Tagged books, Zhao Ziyang
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Afterquake: music made in Sichuan
A Sexy Beijing video of Abigail Washburn and Dave Liang of the Shanghai Restoration Project making music with children who survived the May 12, 2008 Sichuan earthquake, using folk songs sung by the children as well as sounds of their parents rebuilding their houses with bricks and mortar.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Abigail Washburn, Dave Liang, earthquake, music, Sexy Beijing, Sichuan
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New rules for foreign financial news wires: Q&A with David Wolf
David Wolf answers Danwei’s questions about new rules for foreign financial information providers in China.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Bloomberg, David Wolf, Dow Jones, financial news, media business, media regulation, news wires, Thomson Reuters
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Jia Zhangke in The New Yorker
Jia Zhangke video and links.
Posted in Featured Video, Film
Tagged Evan Osnos, film, Jia Zhangke
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