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Category Archives: Internet
If prostitutes could participate in TV talent shows
Wang Xiaofeng comments on Super girls and other TV shows.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged SARFT, Super Girls, talent shows, Wang Xiaofeng
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Chinese Internet stars and Mu Mu molls
CIC Data on Internet celebs.
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Tagged blogs, exhibitionism, Mu Mu
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Pangu chant down Babylon
The cover of Pangu’s self-released album Burning with Lewd Desire Holidarity is a blog written by a journalist who knows a lot about China, and is very familiar with the rock scene on the Mainland even though he seems to … Continue reading
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China Daily: Antiwave and CCTV
Excerpt from China Daily article ‘New forms of new media are in vogue’ by Raymond Zhou and Wang Zhuoqiong
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Tagged Antiwave, CCTV, Raymond Zhou
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Technorati and Edelman PR
to co-develop Asian language blog search tools
Richard Edelman: drinking the same Kool-Aid as Danwei Edelman is a huge, international, independent public relations firm. They say they are the largest in the world. The CEO and president Richard Edelman is a big believer in the power of … Continue reading
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to co-develop Asian language blog search tools
to co-develop Asian language blog search tools
Yahoo! China in a tangle as mommy goes to bed with the enemy
Red Herring reports today about a new alliance between eBay and Yahoo!, in a bid to “resist rivals like Google and Microsoft”: “The companies plan to expand an existing advertising and search relationship so that Yahoo becomes the exclusive third-party … Continue reading
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Free trade and new art
Chengdu artist Wang Guiqian’s self-portrait Two must-read items this Friday: Item 1 is an article by P.J. O’ Rourke, titled: Trading with the Enemy? China wants to sell to us. We should be happy, found via Asiapudit. Here is an … Continue reading
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Ayigate: what have I done?
Danwei in The Beijing News Last week, I wrote a post about a page on a Shanghai tennis club’s website that stated rules for ayi‘s or domestic workers to use the club’s bus. I compared the rules to the segregation … Continue reading
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Sinner Daily gaining on Skinhua?
It’s been a while since we have reported on Skinhua (aka Sinhua), the lads’ magazine arm of state-owned news agency Xinhua. It now seems that the China Daily is trying to play catch up. Thanks to Shaan for keeping us … Continue reading
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Talk Talk China celebrates birthday, praises freedom in China
Talk Talk China, the blog for foreigners who like to bitch about life in the People’s Republic, is one year old. And the three anonymous D’s who run the joint have marked the special occasion with an unusually positive post: … Continue reading
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