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Category Archives: Media and Advertising
Understanding Chinese news media through Foxconn
Checking facts? The Foxconn – China Business News affair is over, but interesting information about it continues to be revealed. To summarize the story: In June this year, China Business News (第一财经日报) published a story alledging sweat shop conditions at … Continue reading
Posted in IP and Law, Media and Advertising, Newspapers
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“Made in China” ban dropped
Ai Jing (艾敬) has a new compilation out that includes Made in China, a song previously banned on the mainland.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Music
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China Businesscast: China PR Expert Vanessa Seow
Vanessa Seow works in technology PR at the Beijing HQ of the multinational PR agency Weber Shandwick. She gives insight into what makes the Chinese PR industry different from PR anywhere else in the world. Listen Suscribe to China Businesscast … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Media and Advertising, Media business
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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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Tanks in the seat of power
Coup in Thailand; German dude dresses as a terracotta warrior.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Media and Advertising
Tagged Flowers, MySpace, Rupert Murdoch, Thailand, Zou Tao
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Misleading hutong names
A list of street names in Beijing that have changed significantly from their original meanings.
Posted in Beijing, Media and Advertising, Newspapers
Tagged hutongs, Mirror, place names, translation
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Xinhua’s new rules; foreigners’ old complaints
Xinhua freezes out Reuters for cash; comments from historical and contemporary sources.
Posted in Foreign media on China, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation
Tagged North China Herald, Reuters, Xinhua
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Lessons from the Pope, Toiletgate and Chinabounder
Chinabounder The Internet mobs hunting for the philandering Chinabounder blogger seem to have cooled their tempers. Some names of Shanghai-resident English teachers were bandied about the Internet as suspects, although no one seems to have confirmed whether those names did … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
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Why Feng Xiaogang shot such a lame Banquet
Feng Xiaogang’s ‘The Banquet’ gets the spoof treatment, SARFT criticizes Lou Ye’s aesthetic sensibility after banning him for five years, The Opposite End of China talks about progress in Xinjiang, and Wang Xiarou writes about bathhouses.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Film, Humor, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged bathing, Feng Xiaogang, Lou Ye, SARFT, Xinjiang
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Leslie’s not dead — he’s become a mountain hermit
Song Zude claims that Leslie Cheung didn’t commit suicide on 1 April. Wen Jiabao boasts about China’s free flow of information.
Posted in China and foreign relations, Danwei Noon Report, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged celebrities, Song Zude, Wen Jiabao
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