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Category Archives: Media
The riot was much more serious than the one in Tibet last year: reporting from Xinjiang
Bruce, Lui Ping Kuen, is Hong Kong Cable TV’s China correspondent and was on the scene at the early July ethnic clash in Xinjiang. Danwei asks him about the reaction of Hong Kong media as well as other views.
Michael Anti: enjoy Twitter in China while it lasts
Anti talks about Far and Wide Journal, the Global Times and Chinese Twitterland humor.
Posted in Media
Tagged Anti, censorship, Far and Wide Journal, the Global Times, The New York Times
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Hu Yong interview: the digital age, Orwell’s “Newspeak” and Chinese media
For Danwei Hu Yong agreed to answer questions about being a veteran China journalist who has been engaged in State media, and as a founder of Sanlian Lifeweek. As well as the current state and hopes of journalism in China, Hu Yong talked about his thoughts on the future of the Internet in China, and how it will shape a healthier society.
Posted in Media
Tagged CCTV, civil society, Confucius, digital, Hu Yong, Internet, Newspeak, PKU, Sanlian Lifeweek
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Follow-up: The car firecracker story and soft advertising
A blogger takes issue with a story about a fireworks death that ran in the online media’s Auto Channel.
Posted in Media
Tagged 50mm, fake news, journalism
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China’s first blogger: Isaac Mao
In this interview, Isaac Mao (毛向辉), China’s first blogger and a self proclaimed “free philosopher of sharism,” talks about how many major news stories in China first break online with local netizens using blogs and other social media tools to find, share, and uncover the truth about issues the mainstream / traditional media aren’t allowed to cover. Mao goes on to speak optimistically about China’s social progress and evolution, assuring that the country is moving toward a modern society very much worth looking forward to.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media, People
Tagged blogs, CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews, Isaac Mao, social media, society
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Universities and the media: Friends or enemies?
College students are difficult to interview, The Beijing News reporter Yang Wanguo discovers.
Posted in Media
Tagged college, interviews, journalism, students, Yang Wanguo
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Kaiser Kuo on visiting journalists and forbidden cliches
This humorous piece was written by the always witty Kaiser Kuo and first published in a recent edition of The Beijinger and on Ogilvy China’s Digital Watch blog). It is published below with permission of the author. Forbidden Clichés: A … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Media
Tagged journalism, Kaiser Kuo, media
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China Media Timeline, an excerpt
What follows is a two-year excerpt from Danwei’s timeline of media and visual culture in China since 1978.
Posted in Media
Tagged anti-CNN, blog, cardboard baozi, Chinabounder, citizen journalism, media, Mia Farrow, push ups, Super Girls
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Olympics advice from ex-CNN journalist
Former Beijing Bureau chief Rebecca MacKinnon offers advice to foreign journalists coming to the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Featured Video, Media, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged media, Olympic, Rebecca MacKinnon, Thomas Crampton
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Arts scams, journalism scams, business book scams
Links and summaries of recent stories by Gady Epstein in Forbes magazine.
Posted in Media
Tagged art, books, corruption, Gady Epstein, Jack Perkowski, journalism, newspapers
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