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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
25 Chinese business women to watch
A list of the top 25 female senior business leaders and managers in China.
Posted in Business, Guest Contributor
Tagged Bruce Humes, business, Business Watch Magazine, women
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What’s the value of a day of freedom?
An post from China Law Prof Blog about the legal monetary value of a day of freedom.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Donald C. Clarke, law, legislation
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Beijing – Stockholm return
An advertisement for Scandinavian Airlines.
Posted in Advertisement - sponsored content
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Pomfret’s China
A new blog about China by John Pomfret.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, John Pomfret, Olympics, protests, Tibet, Washington Post
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Instapundit confused
A strange link from Instapundit.com.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, censorship, Chongqing, foreign media, Instapundit, media regulation, nail house
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FT Chinese: 1 million registered users
A video interview with Angela Mackay, executive director of the Financial Times Asia Pacific, about FTChinese.com
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Angela Mackay, business, Financial Times, FTchinese.com, Internet, media business, newspapers, Thomas Crampton
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George Morrison’s vanished Beijing library
The finest collection of China books in the world The online journal China Heritage Quarterly has a new issue out. The theme is the studio: “zhai, shuzhai, shufang—the scholar-writer’s place of creative engagement with the written word, or artistic practice. … Continue reading
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Beijing, George Morrison, heritage, Wangfujing
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Lethal English in Beijing
A play performed in both Chinese and English language versions in Beijing, just on time for the tomb sweeping festival: One rainy night, somewhere in China, a young English teacher finds her quiet lifestyle spiraling out of control in a … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Beijing, Elyse Ribbons, Lethal English, theater
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Frosties in Tibet
A web video of a Frosties TV commercial set in Tibet.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Tibet
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