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Category Archives: Media business
Is there such a thing as Chinese indie music?
Blogger Wan Yi writes about the sad state of Chinese independent record labels.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media business, Music
Tagged @classic, indie music, music, Wan Yi
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Murdoch retreats, China Mobile advances into TV
Rupert retreats Image from Sydney Morning Herald Mure Dickie of the Financial Times reports: Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is to sell a 20 per cent stake in Phoenix Satellite Television, its Hong Kong-based Chinese TV joint venture, to China Mobile, … Continue reading
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Chinese businessman buys Arab TV station
Wenzhou entrepreneurs: going global The Shanghai Daily published a story today titled: Wenzhou businessman buys Arab TV station. Wenzhou is a city in Zhejiang whose natives are famous for the business acumen. Many of them have gone abroad in search … Continue reading
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Ming magazine and a lament from a Rolling Stone fan
Rolling Stone fails.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media business
Tagged magazines, Ming, Rolling Stone
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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
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Newspapers
Tagged Antiwave, CCTV, Raymond Zhou
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Latest Super Girls rumors: resurrections and legal troubles
Rundown of the latest Super Girl rumors concerning Zhang Yafei, Li Na, and Li Weiwei. (超级女生, 张亚飞, 厉娜, 李薇薇)
Posted in Media business, Trends and Buzz, TV
Tagged Li Na, Super Girls, Tianyu Media
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Wait, what’s the name of this magazine again?
How publishers manipulate publication licenses (国内统一刊号), along with an interactive gallery of Chinese magazine covers.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media business, Newspapers
Tagged @classic, Dushu, kanhao, magazines, Sanlian
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Photos of Liu Xiang and flying cranes
Only 60% of ‘My Heart is Flying: A Liu Xiang Photobook’ (我心飞翔·刘翔写真集) concerns the Olympic hurdles champion. The rest talks about cranes, the emblem of the Baisha tobacco company. Is this symptomatic of problems within the Chinese celebrity endorsement system?
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The cost of marketing a young web author
Marketing figures for the print version of young author Lin Qianyu’s online novel Carefree: A Crusade Legend (林千羽, 《逍遥·圣战传说》), serialized on Sina and published by Zhaohua Press.
Posted in Books, Business and Finance, Media and Advertising, Media business
Tagged BQ, fantasy, Lin Qianyu, online fiction, Zhaohua Publishing
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Bilingual brands: Google China’s GuGe yarn continues
Google, the world’s largest media company, doesn’t seem draw much comfort from its activities in China. Earlier this year, Google copped some flak over the launch of Google.cn, a local version of its search engine that saves people the trouble of clicking through links that are inaccessible from China. A recent Keynote survey declared Google to be China’s “best search engine” as far as user experience goes, but the American giant is still trailing behind local rival Baidu, which controls roughly 50% of the local market.
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