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Category Archives: Newspapers
Shanghai Star shenanigans
Foreign shenanigans at the Shanghai Star newspaper.
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Tagged carpetbaggers, newspapers, scams, Shanghai, Shanghai Star
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Newspaper suspended for unethical earthquake reporting
New Travel Weekly (旅游新报), a Chongqing-based newspaper was suspended from publishing for using bikini-clad women on the front page on its May 19 issue.”
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged earthquake, ethics, regulation
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China Daily: Hu Jia sentenced to 3.5 years in jail
Activist Hu Jia gets 3 and a half years of jail time.
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Tagged activism, China Daily, Hu Jia, Xinhua
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Beware the bloody papaya
The Beijing News (新京报) features a papaya (木瓜) on the cover of its special health section on birth control (人工流产).
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Tagged abortion, birth control, papaya, The Beijing News
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The Shanghai Star . . . We think we get the drift
A new look for the Shanghai Star.
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Tagged newspapers, sexy, Shanghai, Shanghai Star, tabloids
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Taiwan statehood and the plight of local newspapers
Taizhou Evening News (台州晚报) calls Taiwan a country.
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Tagged GAPP, Taiwan, Taizhou Evening News, Zan Aizong
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Beijing Morning Post tarts it up
Beijing Morning Post (北京晨报) comes in wrappers covered with garish photos and sensational headlines.
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Tagged Beijing Morning Post, environmental protection, newspapers, Year of the Rat
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A ghost story from the evening paper
Qilu Evening News (齐鲁晚报) has a story about a grave-robber.
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Beijing babes wrapped in newspapers
Liu Xingyan, 20, Beijing Babe The Beijing News (新京报) has always tried to be a serious newspaper, even though many of the editors who actually dared to be serious all got sacked at the end of 2005. Nonetheless, one feature … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, newspapers, The Beijing News
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