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Category Archives: Internet
Sensationalism at the Shanghai Daily
Danwei has recently been accused of sensationalistic headline writing. But we have a lot to learn from the Shanghai Daily, who displayed their tabloid prowess recently in a story about your correspondent’s home country: MURDER RATE STUMPS SOUTH AFRICA COPS … Continue reading
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Sex and Shanghai a hoax?
Is Sex and Shanghai performance art by an international syndicate?
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
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Xinhua reports: Foxconn reduces claim against journalists to one yuan
Danwei Noon Report is a daily roundup of new and old media coverage about China from Chinese and English sources. Wang You and Weng Bao Xinhua’s: Foxconn reduces claim against journalists to one yuan Xinhua’s Chinese website’s headline story today … Continue reading
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Expensive, tasty space food
Chinese science fiction critic Wu Yan writes on his blog about his impressions of China’s space food.
Nearly three million cars in Beijing
News roundup. Xu Jinglei’s blog, new license plates in Beijing, blogs on bullog, and the intercalary month.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Foreign media on China, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation
Tagged calendar, Global Voices, Xu Jinglei
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Walmart communism and North Korean nanotech
Bokee shares profits with bloggers, license plates to be regulated in Beijing.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business
Tagged Bokee, license plates, North Korea
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Chinese journalism played by the Super Girls
Latest scandals to hit the Super Girls competition (August 2006), and a translation of a piece by Yang Yu decrying journalists’ lack of objectivity when they participated in the judging.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Music, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged Brother Monk, coffee cola, culture, journalism, Super Girls
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Cartoon slang, rock jargon, and Garfield’s netspeak
Rock slang from Yan Jun, anime slang from Japan, and netspeak in the new Garfield movie.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Garfield, language, netspeak, Sanlian Life Week, slang, Yan Jun
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A theorem, a crank, and a duel to the death
Philosopher Li Ming (黎鸣) and anti-fraud activist Fang Zhouzi (方舟子) square off in a duel to the death over the four color problem (四色难题).
Posted in Internet, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Fang Zhouzi, four color theorem, Li Ming, pseudoscience, XYS
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Online video tainted by spoofs
Translation from Qiu Ao, and bits from the Legal Mirror about the SARFT regulations on personal internet video.
Posted in Internet, IP and Law, Media regulation, Trends and Buzz
Tagged @classic, egao, Fu Chong, Mirror, online video, SARFT, Wang Xiaofeng
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