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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Saving China’s tigers in South Africa
An organization that is reintroducing tigers into the wild in China.
Posted in Wildlife
Tagged environment, environmental protection, South Africa, South China Tiger, tigers, wildlife
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Website tracks corrupt cadres under investigation
A website tracking corrupt officials under investigation.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged blogs, corruption, crime, Forgotten Archipelagoes, law, shuanggui
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Stabbings in Beijing
Two foreigners stabbed, one law professor stabbed to death in Beijing.
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Ou Ning and the post 80s generation
Couscous Global talks to designer, curator and writer Ou Ning about the generation of Chinese born in the 1980s, and about Beijing, with random post 80s soundbites at the beginning.
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Tagged Couscous Global, design, Ou Ning, post 80s
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SARFT shuts down 10 video websites, warns others for content
SARFT orders ten video websites to shut down.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, media regulation, SARFT, video
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China real estate market slump: Q&A with Gady Epstein
Some predictions about the real estate market in China for the next few years.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged economy, financial crisis, Forbes, Gady Epstein, property rights, real esate
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Shanghai time lapse video
This time lapse photo sequence showing a sunset over Jing’an District in Shanghai is from the I Spy Shanghai blog.
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Sexy social networking in China
Porn and sexual services often lead the way on the Internet: For example, the so-called ‘adult entertainment industry’ has been much faster to adapt to Internet realities such as streaming video than the traditional mainstream media. But in the overcrowded … Continue reading
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Internet entrepreneur Liu Ren arrested for extortion
Liu Ren: pioneering new business models for the Chinese Internet Below is a translation by Eric Mu of a story from National Business Daily that was republished on China.com. It about Liu Ren, a senior executive at popular IT news … Continue reading
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Arts council grant for Paper Republic
Paper Republic just received a “a substantial grant from Arts Council England to develop the website and to fund associated activities”.