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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Deadly transport accidents
A train derails, and a bus crashes.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accidents, New Express
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Baidu vs. Google: in search of accessible, useful results
Maomy at Oh My Media searches for software and finds that Baidu’s results are less relevant and more out of date than Google’s.
A volunteer’s shuttered blog: follow-up
Global Times reports on Eckart Loewe; New Weekly says he turned down an interview because of government criticism.
Posted in The Countryside
Tagged Eckart Loewe, Global Times, New Weekly, volunteerism
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Xinjiang media on the Xinjiang support package
A sixteen-page special supplement to the Xinjiang Metropolis Daily.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Xinjiang, Xinjiang Metropolis Daily
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Volunteering without a license
Eckart Loewe shuts down his blog after receiving warnings to avoid the media.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Eckart Loewe, volunteerism
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Observations on the mainland media
Fang Kecheng comments on Chinese journalism.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwchinese, blogs, Fang Kecheng, journalism
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Safe, safe school children
School security in Guangzhou comes equipped with helmets and riot shields.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged New Express, school violence
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Huang Guangyu behind bars
When the Gome founder gets 14 years in prison for a massive insider trading scandal, the mainland media imagines him locked up.
Posted in Corruption, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Huang Guangyu, Jinan Times
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Fuzhou establishes a perimeter around its schools
“Three withouts” are supposed to be chased away from schools in Fuzhou, according to the Southeast Express. But what sort of people are they?
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged definitions, school violence, Southeast Express, three withouts
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Expo 2010 and other stories from Shanghai
At Shanghai Scrap, Adam Minter covers the scrap trade, Catholicism in China, and most recently, the Shanghai World Expo and the pitiful United States pavilion.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwenglish, Shanghai Expo, Shanghai Scrap
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