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Author Archives: Joel Martinsen
Hu Ge spoof about group housing
Video parodist Hu Ge takes on CCTV with a video about group housing.
Paperwork headaches and privacy concerns
Tales of unsuccessful attempts to get ordinary documents issued, from Southern Weekly and The Beijing News.
Posted in Government
Tagged licenses, paperwork, Southern Weekly, The Beijing News
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Buy condoms with your bus card
New condom vending machines in Beijing will accept public transit cards.
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged AIDS, condoms, public transportation
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Daily Telegraph hoaxed by spoof “character of the year” story
Telegraph suggests that intellectuals chose ‘chaos’ as China’s word of the year.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged characters, Reference News, Telegraph
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Law blog provider Fatianxia harmonized
The Fatianxia blog platform gets pulled by Beijing Netcom
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged blogs, Fatianxia
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Jia Zhangke’s Modern Weekly short
Jia Zhangke shoots ‘Remembrance’ (十年, ‘ten years’) for Modern Weekly’s tenth anniversary.
Posted in Featured Video, Magazines
Tagged Jia Zhangke, Modern Weekly
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Mapping the hurt feelings of the Chinese people
How many countries have hurt the feelings of the Chinese people?
Posted in Foreign affairs
Tagged Bear's Blog, FangKC, France, hurt feelings
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Prosecutor’s office arrests meddling CCTV reporter
A People’s Procuratorate in Taiyuan arrests a Beijing-based CCTV reporter who had been investigating it for abuse of power.
Posted in Law
Tagged CCTV, law, Supreme People's Procuratorate
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Phoenix Weekly gives Politburo member a promotion
Phoenix Weekly misidentifies Politburo member Li Yuanchao. Some schoolgirls in Shaanxi are rumored to have had their kidneys harvested.
Posted in Media regulation, Rumors
Tagged corrections, Li Yuanchao, organ transplant, Phoenix Weekly, urban legends
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