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Category Archives: Internet
Connecting World
The China Daily has redesigned its website, and it’s looking pretty slick. Except for one thing: UPDATE: The error was corrected on March 30. Danwei was not paid a consulting fee.
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Feng 37
A blog of poetry and missing persons: Feng 37. Related: Hu Jia seems to be out.
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Chen Guanzhong online
Writer, publisher and film producer John Chan Koon Chung (陳冠中) has started a blog.
Posted in Books, Film, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Beijing, Chan Koon-chung, Chen Guanzhong, John Chan
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Journalism is about research: Last word on the Massage Milk censorship hoax
Because this website was the first English language source to report the apparent closure of the Massage Milk and Milk Pig blogs, your correspodent has received the following: – Hate mail from a Chinese guy who called me something like … Continue reading
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Danwei TV: Big Buildings of Beijing
This page has moved to here: Big Buildings of Beijing. Sorry for the invconvenience.
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Skinhua Presents: Ladies of the CPPCC
With this year’s NPC and CPPCC convening in Beijing, the Chinese government has taken steps to address a startling, ever-widening gap dividing the government from the general public. Not the wage gap — they’re totally kidding about that one — … Continue reading
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CPPCC blogs strengthen country, enthrall readers
CPPCC member Zhang Jia opens a blog on People’s Daily Qiangguo platform.
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Dao bless America: The Congress, China, and counter productivity.
Imagine the following scenario: The American congress passes a bill that makes it practically impossible for American Internet companies to operate and compete in the Chinese market, in attempt to prevent censorship and spread freedom. The new law puts a … Continue reading
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China and the Internet: It’s access, stupid.
Representatives from technology giants Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Cisco Systems faced questioning at congressional hearings in Washington earlier this week
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Jajah VoIP – Skype killer on the loose in China
Last week saw the launch of Jajah.com, a new service that is set to revolutionize the way people use the Internet to make phone calls. The VoIP industry has been heating up for a good while, climaxing with eBay’s purchase … Continue reading
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