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Category Archives: From the Web
Danwei Picks: clean attitudes in the mainstream media
Xinhua cleans up a Monitor article; Eliminating officialese; TV shows and mainstream attitudes; Hu Jia, Zeng Jinyan, and international PR.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Hu Jia, Olympics, Raymond Zhou, Xinhua, Zeng Jinyan
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Danwei Picks: Globalization through scholarship
Ji Xianlin and the Tocharian language (吐火罗语); deaths in Olympic construction; Olympic boxer Zou Shunli (邹顺利)
Posted in From the Web
Tagged About.com, Ji Xianlin, Olympics, Zou Shunli
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Danwei Picks: Filming contemporary Chinese society
Donations for the Shanxi brick kiln families; new drinking songs; Rupert Murdoch in China; and a documentary about classroom democracy.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Baosteel, brick kilns, Rupert Murdoch, SARFT
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Danwei Picks: another sort of PX protest
MLB to come to China; PX workers protest the plant move; Gan Xiao’er’s religious film-making.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged baseball, film, Gan Xiao'er, PX, religion, Xiamen
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Danwei Picks: Profile of a successful literary website
Taco Bell leaves Shanghai; Paper Republic profiles Heilan, an online literary magazine; marriage and morality; Bank of China denies sub-prime problems.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Bank of China, Heilan, Paper Republic, The Economic Observer, Xujun Eberlein
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Danwei Picks: China, Africa, and the western press
Pambazuka News on how Sino-African relations are reported in the west; radio from wartime Shanghai, and new adventures in advertising from Focus Media.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Africa, Focus Media, neo-colonialism, radio
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Danwei Picks: Anhui’s most grateful citizen
Air China vs. China Eastern Airlines; Beijing Newspeak bids Xinhua goodbye; an Anhui peasant is a familiar face in gov’t propaganda, and a look at a younger Hu Jia.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Air China, Beijing Newspeak, Hu Jia
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-21
NIMBY politics, Ai Weiwei grumbles about the Olympics, a documentary on Hu Jia, and Liang Qichao on social darwinism.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Africa, Ai Weiwei, Liang Qichao, Mia Farrow
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-18
Nick Mulvenney on a BOCOG press conference; magazine covers, and an airplane crash.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged BOCOG, journalism, magazines, The Economic Observer
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-17
Liao Yiwu (廖亦武) in the Paris Review; Danone Asia head resigns; fortune cookie origin found in Japan; guide for online censors.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged censorship, Danone, India, Liao Yiwu
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