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Category Archives: Blogs
Microblog competition shrinks
Twitter’s blocked. Fanfou’s been down for weeks. Now Digu is closed for upgrades and Zuosa is inaccessible.
Show your support for the Party with a flag tattoo
Chinese blogger Fuck the World has a communist flag tattoo to show support of the CCP.
Man charged for knife attack on ProState in Flames blogger
The man who stabbed ProState in Flames had previously been sent to prison embezzlement.
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Tagged law, ProState In Flames
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Doing business in China in the 1970s
A promising new blog by an old China hand.
70 kph, indifference, and the rule of law
He Dong responds to the Hangzhou 70kph case, in which a driver who struck and killed a college student was said by police to have been travelling far slower than many people believed.
A call from a gaming buddy
Milk Pig writes about a phone scam.
Yellow, violent blogs
Very yellow, very violent blogs about People’s Daily coverage of the “two sessions”.
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Tagged blogs, Internet, Peter Ford, Two sessions
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China – South America blog
A blog about China and Latin America, and some Kunming government promotional materials, sourced from an expatriate-run blog.
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Carol Lin: “The Flavor of Freedom”
In this interview, Carol Lin (a.k.a. The Carol), a prolific Taiwanese blogger, microblogger, social activist and an all-around digital maven, who is also well known for her photography, shares her thoughts on the lack of development in the Chinese web 2.0 / Internet industry, Taiwan’s uncensored Internet, the opportunity average Chinese people got to “taste the flavor of freedom in an unblocked Internet” during the Olympics, and digitally savvy Chinese netizens.
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