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Category Archives: Magazines
Sex, money and the environment
Today’s news: sex, fraud and endangered animals A roundup of today’s print media Sex Management The cover story of the last issue of New Weekly surveys the state of sex in China. The feature includes information about sex-related problems, and … Continue reading
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Oriental Outlook: The dog-eat-dog tourism industry
From Oriental Outlook magazine (瞭望东方周刊), a feature on China’s cut-throat tourism sector, where profitability depends upon how badly guides fleece their charges.
Posted in Business and Finance, IP and Law, Magazines, Mobile phone and wireless, Tourism
Tagged Oriental Outlook, tourism
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Will you be lucky next year?
Hong Kong 2007 calendar makes it to mainland newsstands. China sells gold pigs.
Posted in Business and Finance, Magazines, Trends and Buzz
Tagged fengshui, gold, Hong Kong, horoscopes, pigs
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Blogs in print so you don’t have to go online
A magazine called ‘Blog’ (博客) prints blog content for offline readers.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, magazines
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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
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Foreign media on China, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, Newspapers, Trends and Buzz
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San Lian Life Week on the Gang of Four
Bye Bye Miss Cult Rev Pie The coverlines on San Lian Life Week‘s current issue are: “The moment the Cultural Revolution ended — the 30th anniversary of smashing the Gang of Four”. The image shows Gang of Four member and … Continue reading
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Guo Jingming’s new magazine and charity
Guo Jingming (郭敬明) and the new Top Novel (最小说) fiction magazine.
Posted in Books, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Guo Jingming, Mirror, Top Novel
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Designing a cover for a Chinese Vanity Fair
Frank Miao Wei writes on his blog about the Chinese editions of various internationally-famous publications, and proposes putting Han Han nude on the cover with Wang Shuo and a clothed Xu Jinglei.
Posted in Humor, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Frank Miao Wei, Han Han, magazines, nudity, Wang Shuo, Xu Jinglei
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Science fiction bikinis
A swimsuit mag published by the Science Fiction World folks, and a new online SF zine, Fly to Fantasy (幻翔).
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged fantasy, Fashion, science fiction, Science Fiction World
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Sensitive
Sensitive issues from Wang Xiaofeng.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Anti-rightist Movement, censorship, Sanlian Life Week, Wang Xiaofeng
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