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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Legal activist discovers a hacked Gmail account
Teng Biao, an activist law professor, discovers that his Gmail account is secretly forwarding mail to another address.
Google, Baidu, and wild speculation
Oriental Guardian puts Baidu’s hacking headline into a Google search box.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Baidu, Google, Oriental Guardian
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MIIT considers a white-list of approved websites
MIIT may require government registration if a website desires to be accessible on the mainland.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Media regulation
Tagged domain names, MIIT, pornography, The Beijing News
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Heading off a run on cooking oil
The government dispels rumors that cooking oil is in short supply
Posted in Food, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, cooking oil
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China’s vital role in Chinese science fiction
A publisher rejects Liu Cixin’s science fiction novel because it imagines a fictional world.
Posted in Publishing
Tagged Liu Cixin, Pan Haitian, science fiction
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UFOs in the Global Times
A story on international UFO research in the Chinese edition, and a few recent oddities from the English edition.
The Storm Warriors is awesome. You just don’t realize it yet!
A full-page ad in today’s paper explains a few confusing things about the film.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Film
Tagged ads, movies, The Beijing News
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Messing around with public hearings
A public hearing on the price of water had ringers in the consumer delegation. Journalist Teng Yun argues that even conducted above-board, hearings are still useless.
Cobalt-60 front page story removed from Southern Metropolis Daily
Cobalt-60 radiation source exposed for 48 days in Guangzhou; authorities recall front-page story.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Media regulation
Tagged censorship, cobalt-60, Guangzhou, radiation, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Shaanxi dairy repackages melamine-tainted milk powder
Arrests over rebranding of milk powder left over from last year’s scandal.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Milk
Tagged Chinese Business View, melamine, milk
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