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Category Archives: Media and Advertising
Finding occupants for the Red Mansions
He Dong (何东) posts about the casting contest for Dream of the Red Mansions (红楼梦中人).
Posted in Blogs, Media and Advertising, TV
Tagged He Dong, Hu Mei, reality TV, Red Mansions
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Foreigners surveyed about Chinese cinema
A survey from Movie World magazine (电影世界) about foreign viewers’ opinions on Chinese cinema.
Posted in Film, Magazines, Media and Advertising
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For sale: A simple dwelling for plain folks. 3.75 million.
Beijing bans ostentatious (炫富) language in real estate ads. Mansion (豪宅), luxury (奢侈), supreme (至尊) and so forth.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Beijing, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Chang Ping, real estate, The Beijing News, Wang Qishan, Wang Xiaofeng
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Chen Xiaoxu’s death rumored, confirmed
Chen Xiaoxu (陈晓旭) is reported dead by controversial blogger Mianbeiren (棉被人). Denounced as a rumor, the story is confirmed by her family a few days later.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, TV
Tagged Chen Xiaoxu, Hecaitou, Internet rumors, obituaries, Red Mansions
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An American apprentice barber in Fuzhou
70 hours a week for 24 cents an hour Benjamin Ross is an American blogger, originally from Kansas City, now working for a month as a trainee (学徒) at a barber shop in Fuzhou and writing about 7 work day … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Business, Business and Finance, Internet, Media and Advertising
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One more reason to hate those flat-panel ad screens
LCD advertising screens like those installed by Focus Media raise temperatures by 6 to 8 degrees Celcius in elevators.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Architecture, Media and Advertising, Media business
Tagged elevators, Focus Media, LCD screens, property rights
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Yu Guoming on Internet politics
Yu Guoming (喻国明) interviewed in Globe magazine (环球).
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged freedom of expression, Globe, Yu Guoming
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Comrades, Flush!
同志们,冲啊! found on toilet walls in several places in China. A funny piss-take on a revolutionary slogan, or an insult to heroic martyrs?
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Internet, Media and Advertising
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The Times to Murdoch-bashers: We’re doing fine
Below is the text of a letter from Robert Thomson, editor of The Times of London, to Jim Ottaway, whose family founded Ottaway Newspapers, now owned by Dow Jones. This letter is in connection with various complaints about Rupert Murdoch’s … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign media on China, Media and Advertising, Media and business gossip, Media business, Media regulation, Newspapers
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Death comes for ghost story magazines
Death Note (死亡笔记) and seven other illegal magazines get confiscated by Beijing’s Industry and Commerce bureau.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged GAPP
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