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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Chinabounder is back, with a name and a book
Philandering English teacher ‘Chinabounder’ is back, with a name and a book.
Posted in The department of deranged foreigners
Tagged books, Chinabounder, Sinophobia, Zhang Jiehai
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Good morning Xinhua Insurance!
This video on Youku.com is labeled the ‘terribly tiring morning exercises at Xinhua Insurance (NCI)’ and shows what may be compulsory a.m. activities for the staff.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged NCI, video, Xinhua Insurance, Youku.com
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More on the 50 cent army
More on China’s ‘fifty cent army’ of online propagandists.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, fifty cent army, Internet, media regulation, propaganda, public relations
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What is it with the pandas?
An American professor in Beijing wants to boycott Kungfu Panda
Posted in Panda bears
Tagged boycotts, film, Hollywood, pandas, Tim Lies, Zhao Bandi
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Arts scams, journalism scams, business book scams
Links and summaries of recent stories by Gady Epstein in Forbes magazine.
Posted in Media
Tagged art, books, corruption, Gady Epstein, Jack Perkowski, journalism, newspapers
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South Korean woman shot dead by DPRK army
Chinese TV news coverage of the South Korean woman, apparently a tourist, who was recently shot dead by North Korean soldiers.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged DPRK, North Korea, South Korea, Youku.com
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56.com back online
Video sharing website 56.com is back online, after more than a month of downtime, apparently because SARFT was displeased with the company.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged 56.com, media regulation, SARFT, video, video websites, Youku.com
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Dog meat ban for Olympics
No dog meat for the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, dog meat, food, food safety, Olympics
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Cops and lady boys
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