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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Rebecca MacKinnon chats to Anti-CNN.com
Media scholar, Internet fundi and former Beijing bureau chief for CNN, Rebecca MacKinnon reports on a chat with Anti-CNN.com.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Anti-CNN.com, foreign media, nationalism, Rebecca MacKinnon, Western Media
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San Francisco International Airport censors Danwei
Why is the San Francisco International Airport censoring Danwei.
Posted in Censorship
Tagged censorship, media regulation, net nanny
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DPRK satellite: in orbit or in the drink?
DPRK’s missile or satellite and Chinese victims of the Binghamton, New York shooting.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged arms, Binghamton, crime, DPRK, missile, shooting, Yangtse Evening Post
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Beijing spring days
Spring in Beijing: a photo.
North Korea launches satellite, Xinhua editors confused
North Korea launches a rocket and the world freaks
Posted in Foreign affairs
Tagged North Korea, Xinhua
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The wisdom of Charles Zhang
A strange pronouncement from Sohu.com’s Charles Zhang.
Posted in Internet
Tagged business cards, Charles Zhang, Internet, Sohu.com
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Design a T-shirt for Danwei
A competition to design a T-shirt for Danwei.
Danwei acquired by GAPP
A business announcement from Danwei.
White Aussie from China: 1933
A 1993 newsreel clip about an Australian born in New South Wales, whose parents took him to China where they died. He was adopted by a Chinese family, growing up culturally and linguistically Chinese.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged 1933, Australia, Ernest Soong Soong Yee, language
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Youtube accessible again – now has ‘country preferences’
Youtube access has been restored in Beijing.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, media regulation, net nanny, video websites, Youtube
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