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Category Archives: Media and Advertising
Read returns, in print and online
Read magazine is back, now called Book Town, with Yu Qiuyu as editor. (书城)
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged Book Town, magazines, New Yorker, Read, Yu Qiuyu
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Ming magazine and a lament from a Rolling Stone fan
Rolling Stone fails.
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Tagged magazines, Ming, Rolling Stone
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Citizen reporting in Guangzhou
Argument, kidnapping, riot police This photo is one of a series posted today on SonicBBS.com’s bulletin board showing police in riot gear running down a Guangzhou street. The photos are accompanied by the following text, in Chinese: Tianhe Beilinhe Donglu, … Continue reading
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If prostitutes could participate in TV talent shows
Wang Xiaofeng comments on Super girls and other TV shows.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged SARFT, Super Girls, talent shows, Wang Xiaofeng
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Chinese Internet stars and Mu Mu molls
CIC Data on Internet celebs.
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Tagged blogs, exhibitionism, Mu Mu
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Pangu chant down Babylon
The cover of Pangu’s self-released album Burning with Lewd Desire Holidarity is a blog written by a journalist who knows a lot about China, and is very familiar with the rock scene on the Mainland even though he seems to … Continue reading
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Ellen Bork and China’s fizzle
Ellen Bork is the neocon organization Project for the New American Century’s rabid anti-China attack dog. She has written a review of Pei Minxin’s book, China’s Trapped Transition. Pei is directs the China program at the Carnegie Endowment for International … Continue reading
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China Daily: Antiwave and CCTV
Excerpt from China Daily article ‘New forms of new media are in vogue’ by Raymond Zhou and Wang Zhuoqiong
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Tagged Antiwave, CCTV, Raymond Zhou
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Michael Jackson and the Pedophile Party
Jacko in orphanage = Pedophile Party The China Daily reports: Pedophiles plan political party Dutch pedophiles are launching a political party to push for a cut in the legal age for sexual relations to 12 from 16 and the legalization … Continue reading
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Desmond Dekker dies
Dekker performing in 2005, aged 63 Reggae star Desmond Dekker is dead of a heart attack. Before Bob Marley, Dekker was Jamaica’s biggest international star. Dekker is best known for the song The Israelites (1968) which made it on both … Continue reading
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