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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Beijing giant light show
A photo of the lights shooting out of China World Tower 3.
5 American ambassadors to China
A panel discussion with five former U.S. ambassadors to China.
Posted in Featured Video, Foreign affairs
Tagged diplomacy, foreign relations, U.S.A.
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Sina to buy a chunk of Focus Media
Internet giant Sina is going to acquire Focus Media, China’s leading provider of out of home advertising on digital screens.
Posted in Media business
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Happy birthday CCTV
A big party China Central Television (CCTV) is 50 years old. They threw a party in the Great Hall of the People on Saturday, and Xinhua filed a report: China celebrated the 50th anniversary of its television broadcasting service and … Continue reading
Posted in TV
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New York Times website blocked, unblocked in China?
NYTimes.com is blocked in China. Or not.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged AsiaWeek, BBC, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, New York Times
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Maggie’s is back, the Olympics are really over
Maggie’s Bar opens again.
China’s retail economy to remain robust
A confident outlook for China’s retail sector in 2009?
Posted in Recession 2009
Tagged economy, financial crisis, recession, retail, shopping
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Medium format photo blog about China
A new group photo blog for a small but interesting niche: people who take photos in China with medium format film.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, China in 12 Frames, film, Huangpu River, medium format photography, photography
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Lang Lang and Tan Dun’s Youtube Symphony
Lang Lang and Tan Dun and the Youtube Symphony.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged classical music, Lang Lang, music, piano, Tan Dun, Youtube
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Linda Jaivin on Sexy Beijing
Su Fei of Sexy Beijing talks to China hand and erotic novelist Linda Jaivin.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Anna Sophie Loewenberg, Eat Me, Linda Jaivin, novels, Sex, Sexy Beijing
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