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Category Archives: Internet
A portrait of the Premier as a young man
Wen Jiabao gets a fan club. Early photos of his attractive younger self.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Hu Jintao, photoshop, Tianya, Wen Jiabao
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Porn crackdown targets online fiction
Coinciding with a Wired magazine article hailing China’s burgeoning market for online novels, China announced a crackdown on obscene online fiction. The dragnet has already snared 348 websites, accused of publishing “disgusting” written content that could “easily poison the minds … Continue reading
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Google buys stake in discussion website Tianya
From Reuters: Google reveals stake in Chinese social Web site Google revealed on Monday that it had acquired a stake in Chinese community Web site Tianya.cn, indicating a foray by the global search leader into social networking in the world’s … Continue reading
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Traveling lady boy
Time was, not too long ago, when it was difficult to buy a decent cup of coffee in Beijing. Now that there are soy milk decaf latte’s available on every second street corner, it seems natural that other types of … Continue reading
The peril of discussing official business in enclosed spaces
A news website reports that Xu Xinxiang (徐新贤) died naked in a car. Then they issue a correction completely denying the report.
Posted in Internet, Media regulation
Tagged hzxx114, Lian Yue, media regulation, Xu Xinxian
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In search of the missing kiln workers
Dou Jiangming (钭江明), a journalist with Southern Metropolis Daily, is conducting an internet campaign to find three hundred freed kiln slaves.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Magazines
Tagged Dou Jiangming, kilns, missing persons, Shanxi, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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China Businesscast: Models for Online Video Sharing (Part 2)
Gary Wang, CEO of Tudou, talks about the behavioral advertising platform used on his video sharing website.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Danwei FM, Internet
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Baidu search over the phone
China Web 2.0 Review noted that Baidu has launched a new service: You can call (010) 1161 6690 and ask the operator to search for information. Your correspondent called and asked for a Middle Eastern restaurant in Beijing. The operator … Continue reading
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China Businesscast: Models for Online Video Sharing–Part 1
Victor Koo, CEO of Youku.com, discusses advertising models for online video sharing sites in China.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Internet, Media and Advertising, Recently on Danwei
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How to run a standalone blog, legally
William Long responds to Zousuper.
Posted in BBS, Blogs, Internet, Media regulation
Tagged media regulation, William Long
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