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Category Archives: Blogs
Did you plant a tree yesterday?
China’s tree-planting compliance rate stands at just 55%.
Posted in Blogs, Events, Oil, Energy and Resources, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Arbor Day, environment, Guo Guangdong, rule of law
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Cartoon violence raises hackles
Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit (虹猫蓝兔七侠传) gets pulled from CCTV. Censorship?
Posted in Blogs, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers, TV
Tagged animation, cartoons, CCTV, Complete Entertainment, violence, wuxia, Yangcheng Evening News
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Bitching about expatriate men of China
Here’s a newish blog: China Dirt. It seems to be written by a few Western women who are living in China and finding the expatriate men a little tiresome. It describes itself thusly: Fuck! Could the men living in China … Continue reading
Livejournal blocked in China?
Blog and online diary platform Livejournal seems to be blocked in Beijing, and also in Shenzhen, according to Mary Ann O’Donnel, author of Shenzhen Field Notes. Can readers elsewhere in the country confirm? Please leave a comment or send email … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
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Exploitation and The Blood of Yingzhou District
Xinhua journalist Xiong Lei (熊蕾) eviscerates the academy-award-winning AIDS orphan documentary The Blood of Yingzhou District (颍州的孩子). Cinematographer Qu Jiangtao (曲江涛) responds.
Posted in Blogs, Film, Foreign media on China, Internet, Media and Advertising
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Kaiser redux
Rock musician, writer and China technology maven Kaiser Kuo is blogging again: Ich Bin Ein Beijinger. Excellent.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media and Advertising
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Picking apart the 2007 Gala
Spring Festival 2007 Gala videos and controversy.
Posted in Architecture, Blogs, Film, Internet, Media and Advertising, TV
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Making corrections, handling statistics
An old issue of the People’s Daily leads Teng Yun (滕云) to muse about the proper way to deal with facts in the newspaper business.
Posted in Blogs, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, State media
Tagged blogs, corrections, Mirror, People's Daily, Teng Yun
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Blogger Wang Xiaofeng sticks it to the man
We discussed Beijing culture – or the lack of of it – swearing, idiots on the Internet, Northeastern Chinese jokes about sex, blogging, and the meretricious behavior of Sina.com.
Posted in Beijing, Blogs, Books, Danwei TV, Internet, Media and Advertising, Recently on Danwei, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Hard Hat Show, Wang Xiaofeng
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帽牌老外vs三表 (中文版本)
采访王小峰的视频和音频
Chinese version of Wang Xiaofeng interview. 笔者和王小峰聊了一下午，录了将近一个小时，剪辑成10分钟的视频。你也可以听全采访的音频纪录.
Posted in Beijing, Blogs, Books, Danwei TV, Internet, Recently on Danwei
Tagged Hard Hat Show, Wang Xiaofeng
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采访王小峰的视频和音频
采访王小峰的视频和音频