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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Spring snow and a mystery footprint
Spring snow in the mountains east of Beijing, and a mystery footprint.
Smoking ban for Beijing?
A smoking ban for Beijing. But can it really happen?
The Second Danwei Plenary Session
Rundown of the Second Danwei Plenary Session, 25 March 2008.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Danwei Plenary Session, Tibet
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Mike Meyer with Paul Merton
A Paul Merton interview with Michael Meyer.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Dazhalan, hutong, Michael Meyer, Qianmen, urban planning
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Tom Doctoroff: Don’t boycott the Olympics
An article by Tom Doctoroff agrguiing against an Olympic boycott.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged advertising, Beijing, JWT, Olympics, Tibet, Tom Doctoroff
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Western media manhunt
Angry Chinese netizens misdirect their frustrations at the Beijing offices of foreign media organizations.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged CNN, fenqing, foreign media, Internet, media, The Times, Xinhua
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Wind power in China
A video about wind farms in China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged energy, environment, Green Brothers, green development, Guanting, video, wind power
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China cracks down on ‘illegal’ maps
A clamp down on map making in China.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged GPS, maps, mobile phones, Nokia, SBSM
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Normal service will resume soon
The People’s Daily has a slightly different take on Lhåsa from The Guardian.
Posted in State media
Tagged media, People's Daily, The Guardian, Tibet, Xinhua
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The junket to Tibet
Tibet junket: Some journalists are more equal than others.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged AP, The Wall Street Journal, Tibet, USA Today
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