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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Youtube blocked in China
Youtube blocked, March 2008.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, video, Youtube
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Hakuna matata
A Danwei TV video on Tudou.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Africa, Afrika United, Beijing, football, soccer, tudou, Youtube
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The travails of Tudou and Tang Wei
More information about recent Tudou shut down orders, and the banning of actress Tang Wei.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged media regulation, SARFT, Tang Wei, tudou
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The 2nd Danwei Plenary Session
Event announcement for the 2nd Danwei Plenary Session
Posted in Events
Tagged Chinese media, Danwei Plenary Session, events, Flypig, Jaime Florcruz, Lindsey Hilsum, Raymond Zhou, Western Media
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China becomes top Internet user?
Has China becomes the world’s leading Internet nation?
Posted in Internet
Tagged BDA, Internet, Loretta Chao
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The myth of going inland shattered
A review of ‘The China Price’ by Alexandra Harney
Posted in Books
Tagged Access Asia, Alexandra Harney, books, business, economy
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Chasing the Chinese tourist dollar
Statistics about outbound and domestic Chinese tourism, and Ctrip.com.
Women Make Noise
A video profile to two female rock musicians in Beijing.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Beijing, Carsick Cars, Hedgehog, music, Sexy Beijing, Snapline
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China Film Journal
Link to new website about Chinese language films.
Chinese hackers on blogs and CNN
A blog and CNN report about Chinese hackers.