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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Chinese website goes after U.S. Amb. Huntsman for “cheerleading” protests
Today, M4.cn published a story and video showing U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman Jr. at Wangfujing on Sunday afternoon, when the “jasmine protests” were supposed to take place. The video was also posted to Youtube.
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Blowing up the school
An early episode of Kuang Kuang’s diary, the animated series recently famous for its “bunnies gone wild” Spring Festival episode.
Master’s Program on Contemporary Development of China Open for Applications
Beijing Normal University (BNU) will launch a Master’s program on Contemporary Development of China for international students in Fall 2011.
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Failed jasmine protests in China and the government’s fears
The jasmine revolution doesn’t come to China, but the government isn’t taking any chances.
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The Chinese are coming!
In the first part of the BBC Documentary: “The Chinese Are Coming”, Justin Rowlatt travels across Southern Africa to investigate Chinese migration to Africa.
Boom boom boom: The Year of the Rabbit
A video by Jonah Kessel and friends of the fireworks in Beijing set off to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Rabbit.
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Director Pi San on his Year of the Rabbit animation
Australian ABC television’s news package on the violent bunny animation, including interviews with the director and Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn.
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Charter flights to Egypt to bring back Chinese citizens
Charter flights sent to Egypt to bring back Chinese citizens stuck there during the mass demonstrations.
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Journalism masters degree at ground zero of the new media wars
Journalism masters degree: This is a shout out to our current advertiser, the Journalism and Media Studies Centre at the University of Hong Kong.
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Introducing: Hermes Man!
Sexy Beijing‘s new video: Fashionista.