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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Facebook blocked in China
Facebook blocked in China.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Youku.com gets $30 million
The China video website saga continues: Youku.com gets $30 million in funding.
Posted in Internet video
Tagged Internet, media regulation, SARFT, Tudou.com, venture capital, video, Youku.com
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Biomass power in China
An old Green Beat episode about a biomass fueled power plant in Shandong.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged biofuel, biomass, energy, environment
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Govt. approved video website gets $30 million in funding
Video website Ku6.com gets government approval, and then lands $30 million investment.
Posted in Internet video
Tagged Internet, Ku6.com, media regulation, SARFT, video
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GPS toilet maps for Beijing
Visas, camera equipment for foreign news crews, tickets to Olympic events: who needs ’em? The People’s Daily rightly puts the focus on the true needs of Olympic visitors: GPS-enabled maps of the capital’s public lavatories.
Posted in Public toilets
Tagged Beijing, Olympics, People's Daily, public toilets
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Expat mags: what rough beasts are slouching towards Beijing?
A new and silly entrant into Beijing’s expatriate magazine field.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Electric Power Press, China Intercontinental Press, Expat Magazine, GAPP, magazines, media regulation, that's Beijing, Time Out
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NPR, on the Chinese media
NPR’s On The Media, on the Chinese media.
Posted in Media
Tagged Hong Huang, Jiang Rong, media, media regulation, Modern Media, NPR, On The Media, Thomas Shao Zhong, WNYC, Wolf Totem
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Catholics in China in 1981
A 1981 news story about Roman Catholics in China, and the background to the article.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged Christianity, religion, Roman Catholic Church, Shanghai
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580 m Shanghai Dragon to be China’s tallest skyscraper
The new Shanghai Center–a 580 meter skyscraper dubbed the Shanghai Dragon–will begin construction this year.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, construction, Gensler, Shanghai, Shanghai Center, Shanghai Dragon, skyscraper
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Kunming no car day
A video by China’s Green Beat about no car days in Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged cars, environment, environmental protection, Grean Beat, Green Brothers, Kunming, Shanghai
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