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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Amnesty, RSF, BBC Chinese web pages unblocked
And the sun has come out and the sky is blue in Beijing.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Amnesty International, BBC, RSF
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Very superstitious
A Sexy Beijing show about the ‘ben ming nian‘, every 12 years when a person’s Chinese zodiac sign rolls around.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Mia Lee, Sexy Beijing, superstition
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Ne’er the twain shall meet
Chris Wip and his girlfriend on East and West.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chris Wip, Olympics, Western Media
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The Beijing Olympics: Are they a trap?
The Onion reports on the danger of the Beijing Olympics.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Olympics, The Onion
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China Media Timeline, an excerpt
What follows is a two-year excerpt from Danwei’s timeline of media and visual culture in China since 1978.
Posted in Media
Tagged anti-CNN, blog, cardboard baozi, Chinabounder, citizen journalism, media, Mia Farrow, push ups, Super Girls
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Korean TV crew sneak into Bird’s Nest
A Korean TV crew sneak filmed rehearsals for the Olympic opening ceremony.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Birds Nest, media, Olympics, TV, video
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253 million Internet users and counting
39.2% of Chinese online go to Internet cafés CNNIC is a state-owned organization that put out official figures about China’s Internet. CNNIC counter-intuitively stands for China Internet Network Information Center, and is pronounced ‘cynic’, which is what you should be … Continue reading
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Stock market Olympic lock down
The Olympics, and some problems with China’s stock markets.
Working China
A video about people working in China.
iWait
A video by Flypig, who went to the opening of China’s first proper Apple store, complete with “Genius Bar” etc. A lot of strange people seem to have a lot of patience for the computer and phone brand that has previously treated its customers in China like unwanted annoyances.