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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Newspapers commemorate the Zhouqu landslide
China’s newspapers go black-and-white for a second day in commemoration of the victims of the landslide disaster in Zhouqu, Gansu Province.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Henan Legal Daily, Jimmy Liao, Lanzhou Morning Post, Oriental Guardian, Oriental Morning Post, People's Daily, Shanxi Evening News, Southern Metropolis Daily, Wuhan Morning Post, Zhouqu
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Self-censoring the used book market
Kongfz, an online marketplace for used books, releases new rules designed to eliminate content from sellers that could get it into trouble with the authorities. The problem: it doesn’t spell out what content is problematic.
Posted in Books, Media regulation
Tagged banned books, books, Kongfz
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Landslide in Gansu
The Strait Herald, like most other newspapers, brings images of the disaster in Zhouqu, Gansu.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged disaster, Gansu, Strait Herald, Zhouqu
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Launching a people’s war against crosstalker Guo Degang
Guo Degang gets blacklisted because of a misbehaving student.
Posted in Humor, Media regulation
Tagged Beijing TV, blacklist, crosstalk, Guo Degang, xiangsheng
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Get ready for your morning exercise
Radio exercises resume next week in the capital.
Posted in Sports
Tagged exercise, The Beijing News
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Three suns in Sichuan — UFOs or sun dogs?
8pm, July 26: three suns appear over Leshan, Sichuan Province.
Beijing seeks to reduce its low-end workforce
Beijing to limit low-end industries and other sectors employing large numbers of migrant workers. High-end talent to move freely between Beijing and Tianjin.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged migrant workers, policy, The Beijing News
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Next-generation migrant workers need love too
If You Are the One (非诚勿扰) does up a special migrant workers episode.
Posted in TV
Tagged If You Are the One, migrant workers, Reality show
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Feng Xiaogang defends his tearjerker
Feng Xiaogang answers charges concerning the quality and morality of Aftershock.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Aftershock, Feng Xiaogang, microblog, Oriental Guardian
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Chinese computer magazine curses at Tencent
“Fucking Tencent!” exclaims the latest issue of China Computerworld.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media
Tagged China Computerworld, Tencent
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