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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
We know risk
A dodgy AIG ad from 2006.
Ping Ke on Bullog shutdown
Ping Ke on MSNBC on the Internet and freedom of speech.
Student letters to a foreign agony uncle
Letters from Chinese students to a foreign agony uncle in a a state-owned English newspaper.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged 21st Century, Letters to a foreign agony uncle, newspapers, Ralph Jennings
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Well-fed foreigners pointing fingers
A video of Xi Jinping talking about well-fed foreigners with nothing better to do than make trouble for China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged foreign affairs, Hu Jintao, Xi Jinping, zheteng
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How majestic is the night
Beijing-based band P.K.14 has a new video for their song 多麼美妙的夜晚 (How Majestic Is The Night) shot and directed by Jonas Lundberg and Petrus Sjovik in Sweden during the band’s recording in early 2008.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
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In praise of fireworks
In praise of China’s annual fireworks season.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged CCTV, CCTV Building, fire, fireworks, Pan Shiyi, Rem Koolhaas
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Youku’s plans for 2009
An excerpt of an interview with Youku.com’s Victor Ku.
Sina, Sohu and Danwei blocked by Iranian Net Nanny
Danwei has been blocked by Iran’s Net Nanny.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Danwei, freedom of expression, Great Firewall, Iran, media regulation, net nanny
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Do you use your mobile phone for Internet?
A reader survey about mobile phone Internet use.
Posted in Mobile phone and wireless
Tagged mobile, surveys
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Black Shanzhai village near Beijing
A village near Beijing with a newly trendy name.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Beijing, donkey meat, Heishanzhai, Huairou, shanzhai
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