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Category Archives: Media and Advertising
Cultural Revolution reminders from Chinese bloggers
Today is August 8. For people superstitious about numbers, it’s a lucky day. But this day 40 years ago was the start of a disaster. The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution formally started on this day. And lasted until October of 1976.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, Radio
Tagged Cultural Revolution, Wang Xiaofeng
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Foreign newspapers to be printed in China?
This is from a press release from Canadian company called Newspaper Direct, apparently sent out on August 4: NewspaperDirect, Inc. the world leader in digital print-on-demand newspaper distribution, announced this week that it has signed an agreement with Beijing Founder … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged GAPP
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Great careers in prison for editors
New clothes for special police units • The China Daily reports enthusiastically that Li Yuanjiang, the former editor of the Guangzhou Daily is now editing a prison newspaper in the jail where he is currently serving a 12 year term … Continue reading
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Chinese travel reading: women in prison
Delightfully illicit true-crime magazines sold at China’s bus and train stations.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media business, Transport
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Air China’s stock loses altitude
Financial Times on air China and Xinhua on Moebius Strip.
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Tagged business
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Media Schizophrenia in China
by David Moser
An original piece from David Moser about a side of the Chinese media environment that is usually ignored by Western commentators, and avoided by Chinese writers working in the Mainland.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Intellectual Property, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Recently on Danwei
Tagged CCTV, David Moser, media, piracy
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by David Moser
by David Moser
Bus bombs, Israel, Dell and robot chicks in China
CNOOC, John Pomfret, and other topics.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei Noon Report, Media and Advertising
Tagged Dell, Huang Jianxiang, Jonathan Ansfield, Spot-On
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Israeli attack on UN Observers and a role reversal in Chinese media
Bringing the UN observer home – image from Xinhua Chinese media reaction to Israel’s recent attack on a UN observation post has been surprisingly tame. This is especially clear when comparing the coverage of the incident in the China Daily … Continue reading
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Celebrating freedom, until the next clampdown
At the beginning of this year, the Freezing Point (冰点) supplement of the state-owned China Youth Daily (中国青年报) was suspended and Li Datong, its editor in chief was sacked. Coming shortly after an editorial shakeup at The Beijing News (新京报) … Continue reading
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Danwei Noon: Breast enlargement ads, dogs and steel
No longer seen on TV: breast enlargement equipment August 1, 2006 – Danwei Noon, a daily roundup of new and old media coverage about China • The Beijing News reports that Chinese TV infomercials for breast enlargment treatments and other … Continue reading
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