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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Cash available for digital learning projects
A competition for digital media and learning projects, with large cash grants as incentive.
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Tagged grants, HASTAC, MacArthur Foundation
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Painting China
Polski Pekin — a.k.a. Krzysztof Kardaszewicz — follows three very different groups of artists around the art districts of Songzhuang, Liulichang and 798 in Beijing.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged 798, art, Beijing, Krzysztof Kardaszewicz, Liulichang, painting, Polski Pekin, Songzhuang, video
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Cultural Revolution propaganda photos
Propaganda photos from the Cultural Revolution from the collection of Thomas H. Hahn.
Posted in Propaganda
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New Zealand PM says milk scandal hushed up for weeks
More on the evolving San Lu melamine milk scandal and its connection to New Zealand dairy group Fronterra.
Posted in Quality control
Tagged food safety, Fronterra, Helean Clark, milk powder, quality control, Sanlu
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Tudou gets SARFT license
Tudou.com finally gets a video website license.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged media regulation, SARFT, Tudou.com, video
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Protest and government response in Hunan
From the BBC: Protests in two Chinese cities The Chinese government is reported to have sent thousands of soldiers and police to quell unrest in the central province of Hunan. Up to 10,000 people took to the streets in Jishou … Continue reading
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The Grabbing Class
A member of the ‘qiangqiang zu‘ or ‘Grabbing Class’ explains where she got all her her schwag–freebies from commercial promotions and contests etc.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged consumerism, post 90s, video, Youku.com
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Southern Daily: 9 out of 10 new mothers don’t have enough breast milk
In China there is a somewhat long-standing misunderstanding, which is that after childbirth women are too tired to breast feed straight away.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Newspapers
Tagged mothers, Southern Daily
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Counterstrike in yuppie Beijing
Youku.com’s picks of the month in online video.
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Tagged Internet, video, Youku.com
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BBC Chinese still accessible
Unblocked after a media fuss at the beginning of the Olympics, the BBC’s Chinese language website is still accessible the day after the closing ceremony.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged BBC, censorship, media regulation, net nanny
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