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Category Archives: Internet
China Businesscast: The Future of Chinese Media
Earnshaw talks about running a lifestyle magazine in China and believes the death of magazines is imminent. The Chinese expression 从无到有（cong2wu2dao4you3), to emerge from nothingness, would be a fair way to describe how traditional and new forms of Chinese media … Continue reading
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Chinese medicine strikes back at critics
Ma Youdu from the China Association of Chinese Medicine wants to teach Chinese medicine in schools.
Posted in Internet, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged pseudoscience, TCM, XYS, Zhang Gongyao
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Flypig in English
Steven Lin is a journalist at The Economic Observer, and one of the voices behind Antiwave – your correspondent’s favorite Chinese podcast (site currently closed for renovation). His Chinese blog is Flypig, and he now has an English blog called … Continue reading
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Eco-socialism
China Dialogue has published a short interview with Pan Yue, the outspoken deputy director of China’s State Environmental Protection Administration, in which he discusses “eco-socialism” and China’s environmental problems. The English version is here, the Chinese version is here; both … Continue reading
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Harmonious weirdness
Ouch Despite the Net Nanny’s best efforts to ensure a harmonious environment, China’s Internet is getting weirder all the time. The image to the left is from Muzi Mei’s ‘blog salon’ and shows some youngsters being hung up from hooks … Continue reading
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Jack Ma: Vision, and fears of a bubble
The elf that roared Last week your correspondent was a panelist at a huge conference in Shanghai about interactive and search engine marketing called Ad:tech. The keynote speaker was Jack Ma (马云), the elfin and charismatic founder and CEO of … Continue reading
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Blogspot blocked again
China’s Net Nanny has forgotten to take her meds. In August this year, the Nanny unblocked Blogspot — Google’s popular free blog hosting service that had been inaccesible in China for several years. In the last few days, the Nanny … Continue reading
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Writers at home and abroad distort Red Mansions
A Comic Red Mansions (大话红楼) raises the ire of parents and teachers. Is it the work of an American NASA scientist? Also, a computer-generated image of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu.
Posted in Books, Internet, Media and Advertising, Scholarship and education
Tagged GAPP
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Hu Ge’s new spoof: Action movie dodgy drug infomercial
Hu Ge has a new parody film out.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, State media, Trends and Buzz
Tagged egao, Hu Ge
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The paradox of registering bloggers’ real names
by Wang Xiaofeng
Wang Xiaofeng on a proposed blogger ID verification system: I don’t believe that you can eliminate the sentence ‘fuck your mother’ for even half a year unless China devotes huge, huge resources to controlling such people.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Recently on Danwei
Tagged MII, real name system, Wang Xiaofeng
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by Wang Xiaofeng
by Wang Xiaofeng