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Category Archives: Newspapers
The Economic Observer: Sino-French joint venture stealing Yellow River water?
This is from a recent Time magazine article: A thirst for growth … France is the land of public service par excellence, where a whiff of sacrilege still adheres to the very notion of privatizing basic infrastructure. Trains, hospitals, universities … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, IP and Law, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, Oil, Energy and Resources
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Administrative fees or protection money?
Chengguan (城管) and other government agents take “service fees” from vendors and then turn a blind eye to the regulations.
Posted in Blogs, Business, IP and Law, Newspapers
Tagged Bai Juyi, chengguan, property rights, Ten Years Chopping Timber
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A new look for The Economic Observer
The website of The Economic Observer (经济观察报) gets an updated. Yu Hua interview featured.
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State media shenanigans and responsible blogging
Musings on how a translation blog should treat its responsibility toward traditional media. Inspired by news about the famous annual party (评论部年会) thrown by the CCTV News and Commentary Department (中央电视台新闻评论部).
Posted in Blogs, Foreign media on China, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers, State media, TV
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Degrees, real life, and April Fools
Residents of Pinghe County, Fujian Province (福建省平和县) cannot marry or get a driver’s license without a middle-school diploma. In Beijing, professor Li Baoyuan (李宝元) complains that parents are bringing their children to grad school entrance exams.
Posted in IP and Law, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Sexuality
Tagged April Fools, Beijing Normal University, China Youth Daily, diplomas
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Behind the scenes at Southern Weekly
A new book, ‘Backstage’ (后台), shines light on what goes into a news story at Southern Weekly (南方周末 aka Southern Weekend).
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Parsing the Babel cuts
Two different news reports on the cuts to the mainland Chinese version of Babel.
Posted in Beijing, Film, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
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Thoughts on pixelization
Mosaic pixelization is no guarantee of anonymity.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Newspapers, TV
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Self-esteem for domestic cinema
Mirror reports that SARFT frowns on spoofs that attack the film industry.
Posted in Film, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
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