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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Lian Yue on Tîbet and information supression
An opinion piece by Lian Yue about Tibet and freedom of information, translated.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged censorship, Lian Yue, media regulation, Tibet
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Danwei Plenary Session — Tuesday March 25
Announcement for Danwei event on March 25.
Posted in Events
Tagged Antiwave, CNN, Danwei Plenary Session, Flypig, Jaime Florcruz, Lindsey Hilsum, media, Raymond Zhou
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Reuters buys stake in Hexun
Reuters takes a stake in Hexun.
Posted in Media business
Tagged Caijing, Hexun, media business, Reuters, SEEC
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Tudou fined, other video websites ordered to close
SARFT has ordered some video websites to close and give out ‘punishments’ to others.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, SARFT, tudou, video
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MOMA Linked Hybrid
A photo and mini profile of Linked Hybrid, a high-end real estate complex designed by Steven Holl.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Linked Hybrid, MOMA, Steven Holl, Toomanytribbles, urban
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Black days for the Dålai Låma
Two perspectives on recent events in Tibet.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged China Matters, Pallavi Aiyar, The Hindu, Tibet
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Jay Chou and Assembly
A new blog by the Wall Street Journal.
Lethal English
A play in Chengdu is cancelled.
Tîbet: Chinese sources and foreign correspondents on the ground
A summary of first hand and translated sources about current events in Tîbet.
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, Chinese media, foreign media, journalism, Lhasa, media regulation, protests, Tibet
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Chinese Net Nanny on the rampage
Youtube is blocked, the websites of The Guardian and L.A. Times newspapers are not currently accessible in Beijing; we have reader reports of the Yahoo home page not loading from around the country. In addition, web pages with high numbers … Continue reading
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, Tibet
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