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Category Archives: Media and Advertising
12 types of medical ads banned from print media
The General Administration of Press and Publications (GAPP) and the State Bureau of Industry and Commerce have banned advertising in print publications for abortions and for treatments for 11 different diseases including AIDS, cancer, syphilis and epilepsy. The ban is … Continue reading
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Tagged GAPP
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Chinese movie sex blog and bloggers’ real names
Findings of the Chinese Movie Nudity Research Center There’s a new hoo haa on the Chinese Internet about new regulations that will require bloggers to register their real names with the authorities. The rumblings about real name registration are emerging … Continue reading
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Nicholas Tse is too depressing for mainland youth
Nicholas Tse’s new album, Forget Me Not, arrives on the mainland minus its depressing title song.
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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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Media and the future of Tiger Leaping Gorge
by Rachel Beitarie
The plan to build a dam in this scenic spot is an opportunity for local people; NGO’s, the Chinese media and everyone who’s concerned with the current decision-making mechanism have their voices heard. The struggle here will have an impact on the future of dam construction in China.
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by Rachel Beitarie
by Rachel Beitarie
Water? I’ll need to see some ID.
Some opinion pieces on water conservation in Beijing.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, Oil, Energy and Resources
Tagged bathing, Chen Hao, conservation, water, XYS, Zheng Yefu
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Shanghai bans “corruption tour” advertisements
“Corruption tours” including “Sanshandao Corrupt Leisure Trip”, “Classic Corruption Official Tour” and “Corruption Lunch” were recently advertised in a Shanghai newspaper by the Yingyun Trading Company of Hongkou district in a local newspaper. Concerned local citizens complained the district Bureau … Continue reading
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“It’s for you”
Wilbur Pan and Angela Chang in a cute Coke ad.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Media and Advertising, TV
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Blasting the Himalayas
Blowing up the Himalayas won’t change the dryness of the west
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Satiric SMS or libel? Writing political poetry in Chongqing
Qin Zhongfei writes a poem satirizing the Pengshui county government and gets arrested.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged Pengshui, Qin Zhongfei, Southern Weekly
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