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Category Archives: Blogs
Arts council grant for Paper Republic
Paper Republic just received a “a substantial grant from Arts Council England to develop the website and to fund associated activities”.
Han Han seizes blogging crown from Xu Jinglei
Han Han passes Xu Jinglei in the click wars. But what are all those unfamiliar names doing in the expanded top-ten list?
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Tagged blogs, Han Han, stocks, Xu Jinglei
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Athlete blogs at the Beijing Olympics
A wide range of athletes are blogging the Olympics. Here’s a growing list as we find them.
Posted in Blogs, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged blogs, Lenovo, Olympics
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Olympic Model Workers: The best of the China blogs
On the eve of the Olympics, Danwei picks its favorite blogs.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged bloggers, blogs, model workers
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A personal history of the beginning of the Red Guards
A new blog and the blogger’s translation of an article about the early days of the Cultural Revolution.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Cultural Revolution, Liu Jin, Qinghua Middle School, revolution
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Boycott
A translation of a short blog post by Wang Xiaofeng.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged boycott, Carrefour, France, Olympic torch relay, Olympics, Paris, Tibet, Wang Xiaofeng
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What’s the value of a day of freedom?
An post from China Law Prof Blog about the legal monetary value of a day of freedom.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Donald C. Clarke, law, legislation
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Pomfret’s China
A new blog about China by John Pomfret.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, John Pomfret, Olympics, protests, Tibet, Washington Post
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