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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
Spring Festival and love — BJ vs. HK
In this episode of Sexy Beijing, Su Fei asks people on the street in Beijing and Hong Kong about Spring Festival, and her own endless search for a Chinese husband.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Beijing, Hong Kong, Sexy Beijing, Spring Festival, Su Fei
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39 writers in prison
PEN, the international writer’s organization dedicated to ‘advance literature, to defend free expression, and to foster international literary fellowship’ has launched a campaign to free 39 writers who are ‘imprisoned in China for exercising their right to speak and write … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom of expression
Tagged censorship, media regulation, PEN
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Forbes to dump China publisher?
A rumor that Forbes is about to dump Morningside.
Posted in Media business
Tagged Forbes, IDG, magazines, media, media business, Morningside
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Blood on the streets, blinkers on the media
It is likely that China Mobile, like many other Chinese companies, will use a downturn in the world economy to spend some of the cash they have been saving for the last 25 years.
Posted in Mobile phone and wireless
Tagged Africa, emerging markets, newly prosperous markets
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China Telecom blocking Skype?
Is Skype being blocked by China Telecom?
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, China Netcom, China Telecom, Great Firewall, media regulation, mobile phones, net nanny, Skype
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New spoof video from Hu Ge
A new video from spoof artist Hu Ge.
Mao’s English teacher dies at 73
Mao’s English teacher, diplomat and ‘noted young beauty’ Zhang Hanzhi died on Saturday January 26, 2008 in Beijing.
Posted in The passing of the old guard
Tagged Hong Huang, Hong Yanjun, Hung Huang, Qiao Guanhua, Zhanh Hanzhi
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CCTV imagines a perfect world
Laughable propaganda about press freedoms from CCTV.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, foreign media, media regulation, Olympics, press, Western Media
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