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Category Archives: Magazines
Bird floozy
Yoyo Mung Ka-wai on the cover of Hong Kong Maxim
Gay mags get it on; FHM gets tame
Menbox and its imitators.
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New SF Mags Launched
The first quarter of 2005 sees the formal launch of two new science fiction magazines. Issue number one of World SF 《世界科幻博览》 (not to be mistaken with the industry leader SF World) follows two trial issues last fall and features … Continue reading
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Do whatever the hell you want, as long as you don’t do it on paper or via broadcast
Do whatever the hell you want, as long as you don’t do it on paper or via broadcast
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Tagged @classic, censorship, expatriates
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Bringing Midwestern homes and gardens to China
Meredith Corporation is an American media company that publishes magazines like Ladies’ Home Journal, Traditional Home, Midwest Living, and American Baby. Based in Des Moines, Iowa, Meredith has inked a deal with SEEC media to publish a Chinese edition of … Continue reading
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Finished Reading?
Read (书城) magazine faces bankruptcy. Panorama (万象) and Dushu (读书) aren’t doing so well, either.
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BQ: the new IPR friendly Beijing Youth Weekly
After listing on Hong Kong’s stock exchange last month, Beijing Media Corp. is cleaning up its act. The company’s tabloid Beijing Youth Weekly comes in two sections each week. They used to be called ‘Hello’ and ‘OK!’ in English, in … Continue reading
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Bowdlerized Newsweek for China
This is Newsweek Select, a bowdlerized digest of Newsweek content, translated into Chinese. Most of the content is from international editions of the magazine, but there are also some locallly produced articles. The magazine is published once a month in … Continue reading
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Voyage China website launches
Voyage magazine’s website has launched. The content is the same as the print magazine: articles in English about travel in China and Asia. Check it out here.
Gay and straight lad mags in China
Li Bingbing on FHM; also a cover of Menbox.