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Category Archives: Foreign media on China
Nonsense reporting about China
Slate gets it wrong on Dalian and media censorship; Ars Technica and Boing Boing fear-monger about rss blockage in China.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged foreign media, media, media regulation, net nanny
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Harmonious Goldkorn
A few months ago, your correspondent answered some questions emailed to me by a journalism student for a research paper about Sino-African ties. I answered them briefly, and then thought nothing more of it. Then I saw yesterday’s China Daily. … Continue reading
Posted in China and Africa, Foreign media on China
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China’s nuclear option — dumping dollars
China’s ‘Nuclear Option’ from Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. Responses by Paul Craig Roberts, and Richard McGregor.
Posted in Business and Finance, Foreign media on China
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The rare pleasure of a hotel shower
Ai Ma (艾玛) writes about taking a shower in the Beijing Hotel (北京饭店).
Posted in Beijing, Foreign media on China, State media, Tourism
Tagged Ai Ma, bathing, Mirror
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Asia Times: guilty of plagiarism?
She’s not the only one working in the “grey” economy Recently, your correspondent wrote a Danwei post about a study measuring the size of China’s “grey” economy, and its failure to take into account certain types of “grey” income earned … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign media on China, IP and Law, Media and business gossip, Media business, Newspapers, Recently on Danwei, State media
Tagged GAPP
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Small Swords
Nice color scheme Small Swords is a promising new online magazine, produced in Shanghai. It’s an elegant and slightly eccentric collection of photos, essays and articles most of which are about Shanghai and China, although there are also stories such … Continue reading
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Shanxi slaves and the Labor Contract Law
Zhang Xubo, whose legs were severed in a Shanxi “black” brick kiln in 2002 On Friday, June 29, the National People’s Congress voted to pass the Labor Contract Law. Media coverage, including articles in China Daily, The New York Times … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Foreign media on China, IP and Law, Law, Recently on Danwei
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Were Time and Fortune wrong about Hong Kong?
Time and Fortune admit their mistakes about the ‘Death of Hong Kong’. Or do they?
Posted in Foreign media on China, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Fortune, Han Song, Liu Changle, Time
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Chinese Internet responses to slave children case
The case of the children enslaved at a Shanxi brick factory has been widely reported in the Western and Chinese media, and is all over the Internet in both Chinese and English languages (a good summary by Chen Peijin of … Continue reading
Posted in BBS, Blogs, Foreign media on China, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Trends and Buzz
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Protest at Real Salt Lake vs. China friendly
At a soccer match between Real Salt Lake and the Chinese national team last week, protesters waving the flags of Taiwan and Tibet were thrown out of the stadium after the Chinese manager threatened to halt the match.
Posted in Foreign media on China, Sports, Trends and Buzz
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