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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
School violence: does it belong in the news?
Some newspapers report on the stabbings at a kindergarten in Taixing, Jiangsu Province, but most report obliquely on new measures intended to improve school campus safety.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Media regulation
Tagged China Media Project, China Youth Daily, Foshan Daily, Sina, stabbings, The Beijing News
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Stabbings at kindergarten in Taizhou
31 people stabbed this morning at the Taixing Central Kindergarten in Taixing, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province.
Posted in Breaking News
Tagged China News Service, Taizhou
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Visualizing a school stabbing
A stabbing in Leizhou, Guangdong Province, gets recreated as a cartoon illustration on the cover of today’s Jianghuai Morning News.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Jianghuai Morning News, schools, stabbing
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Dispatches from the drought zone
Shi Hanbing blogs about economics and the Yunnan drought.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwchinese, China Today, drought, economics, Model Worker, Shi Hanbing
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Hospital holds newborn hostage when parents can’t pay their bill
The Dongguan Maternal & Child Healthcare Hospital has held a newborn hostage for three months because his parents can’t pay their 39,299.75 RMB maternity bill.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged Dongguan Times, hospitals, medical care
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Daxing District to become a collection of gated communities
The Beijing Morning Post reports on a trial program that requires entry permits for sixteen villages in Beijing’s Daxing District.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Morning Post, police
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A blog that translates “whatever is interesting”
At Veggie Discourse, PH translates from a wide range of Chinese sources.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwenglish, translation, Veggie Discourse
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Spot the real news
The top red headline in the Shanghai Morning Post turns out to be an ad. Real news is nearly unrecognizable on the front page.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Front Page of the Day
Tagged advertising, Shanghai Morning Post
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White space carries unintended meaning in a print advert
Intel runs an ad with lots of whitespace. The immediate reaction among media-savvy readers: censorship!
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Censorship, Newspapers
Tagged 21st Century Business Herald, censorship, Intel
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