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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
CCTV.com plagiarism
Plagiarism amongst giants
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged blogs, CCTV, Ctrip, intellectual property, IPR, plagiarism
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Youtube blocked again in China
Youtube.com seems to be blocked, again, by China’s Net Nanny.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged media regulation, net nanny, Youtube
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Yellow, violent blogs
Very yellow, very violent blogs about People’s Daily coverage of the “two sessions”.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Internet, Peter Ford, Two sessions
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China – South America blog
A blog about China and Latin America, and some Kunming government promotional materials, sourced from an expatriate-run blog.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @altcat, blogs, Latin America, South America
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87 kg marijuana bust at Beijing airport
A big hashish bust at Beijing’s Capital Airport.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals, Newspapers
Tagged Beijing, customs, drugs, marijuana
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Reasons to be bullish about China
A mock ad gives reasons to be bullish about China during the recession.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertisement, advertising, financial crisis, recession
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Chinese sailors moon U.S. spy ship
Chinese sailors moon a U.S. ship towing sonar equipment to spy on Chinese submarines.
A use for Twitter
Your correspondent has finally found a good use for Twitter: to review really bad books.
Does freedom of speech simply mean people can say what they want?
Xinhua asks a simple question and gives a very complicated meaningless answer.
Posted in State media
Tagged censorship, freedom of expression, Pliny, Xinhua
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Youtube not blocked in Beijing
Youtube not blocked in Beijing, March 4 2009.
Posted in Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, GFW, media regulation, net nanny, video, Youtube
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