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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
News of the far west
Far West China: Josh Summers blogs about Xinjiang.
Tattooed super model takes off her tiara
Tibet Business Daily (西藏商报) reports on the case of Wang Yue.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged beauty pageants, modeling, Tibet Business Daily, Wang Yue
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A writers’ conference in the presidential suite
The West China City Daily (华西都市报) apologizes for reporting that the Chinese Writers’ Association stayed in the Presidential Suite and dined extravagantly for its annual meeting in Chongqing.
Posted in Media
Tagged apologies, Chinese Writers' Association, journalism, West China City Daily
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More miners rescued in Shanxi
Commercial papers announce that 115 miners were saved; the People’s Daily trumpets Hu Jintao’s instructions.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged mining, New Life Post, People's Daily
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Miners rescued in Shanxi after a week underground
‘Miracle’ is the word of the day as papers report on the rescue of nine miners who had been trapped underground for eight days.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accidents, Daily Sunshine, mining
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Science Fiction World topples its editor-in-chief
Science Fiction World topples its director.
Posted in Magazines, Media regulation
Tagged @classic, China Youth Daily, Dushu, kanhao, magazines, periodical registration, Sanlian, Science Fiction World
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“Those responsible have been dealt with accordingly”
Jining’s metro paper reports on the baby dumping case.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged City Morning Post, Jining
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Disasters at home and abroad
New Culture View pairs the Moscow subway bombing with a catastrophic fire in Changchun
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged bombing, New Culture View, Russia, subway
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Old and new: the Bund reopens in Shanghai
East and west on today’s front pages.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Shanghai
Tagged Bund, Expo 2010, Shanghai, Shanghai Expo
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