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Category Archives: Internet
Gallery of airbrushed photos
A gallery of airbrushed images from 20th century Soviet and Chinese history.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies, Photography
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On not talking about Christmas
Zeng Pengyu writes about Chinese media not being able to mention Christmas in their reports.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged Christmas, holidays, Zeng Pengyu
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Republishing: protected by Chinese law?
Ever since the launch of Beijing News in November 2003, TOM.com has been quietly re-publishing their news reports.
Posted in Intellectual Property, Internet, IP and Law, Newspapers
Tagged ESWN, IPR, The Beijing News, TOM
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Confucians vs. Christmas
Ten PhD’s from major Chinese universities author a document calling for rejection of Christmas and return to native Chinese belief.
Posted in Internet, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Christmas, Confucianism, culture wars, letters
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Google computers hurt the feelings of the Chinese people
Google translation tool loses its mind translating English to Chinese.
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
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Curse of the Golden Flower not violating copyright!
Cao Yu provided the story on which Zhang Yimou’s new film, ‘Curse of the Golden Armor’ is based. Does he get credit? No. Does his family care? No. Everything is entirely legit. Also, a video of a post-modern ‘Thunderstorm’.
Posted in Film, Intellectual Property, Internet, Trends and Buzz
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Chinese authors ranked by income, sort of
Chinese authors are ranked according to total sales multiplied by cover prices. Yu Qiuyu is on top with 14 million yuan in royalties.
Posted in Books, Business, Business and Finance, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Newspapers
Tagged Guo Jingming, Jiang Rong, royalties, Yu Qiuyu, Zheng Yuanjie
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Sketch of a media blackout
A look at the blackout China’s internet cops have put out on info about Gao Qinrong (高勤荣).
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, State media
Tagged censorship, China Digital Times, Gao Qinrong, Jonathan Ansfield
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Wang Xiaofeng is Time magazine Person of the Year
One of your correspondent’s long time favorite Chinese bloggers, Wang Xiaofeng, has been named Time Person of the Year.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising
Tagged Time, Wang Xiaofeng
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eBay China to form joint venture with TOM?
Chinese IT blogstar Keso has published an email (in English) from one of his readers that includes what are apparently draft press releases that have not yet been released. The basic content of the email is that eBay and TOM … Continue reading
Posted in Business and Finance, Internet
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