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Category Archives: Trends and Buzz
I love you I protect you
The people behind the Italian language website Cina Oggi have made a public service advertisement for condom use. The spot has been screened on local TV stations in Yunnan. Here it is:
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
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Farming out the annual success story
Writer calls up a company offering to produce annual reports for other companies.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Trends and Buzz
Tagged fake documents, fraud, SMS, Southern People Weekly
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No space to speak, or simply no one listening?
Battling over pseudoscience on Phoenix TV and online.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Scholarship and education, State media, Trends and Buzz
Tagged ESWN, Fang Zhouzi, mathematics, online media, pseudoscience
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No new slogans for the new year
GAPP chief apologizes for not issuing new slogans this year. Commentator Sun Yuemu reacts.
Posted in Media regulation, State media, Trends and Buzz
Tagged GAPP
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Slow, polluting seniors removed from Beijing city streets
Zhang Rui writes about a Beijing plan to ban seniors from the city’s streets, with the goal of reducing gridlock among pedestrians.
Posted in Beijing, Humor, Internet, IP and Law, Transport, Trends and Buzz
Tagged @classic, regulations, seniors, traffic, Zhang Rui
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Confucians vs. Christmas
Ten PhD’s from major Chinese universities author a document calling for rejection of Christmas and return to native Chinese belief.
Posted in Internet, Newspapers, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Christmas, Confucianism, culture wars, letters
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Google computers hurt the feelings of the Chinese people
Google translation tool loses its mind translating English to Chinese.
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
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Curse of the Golden Flower not violating copyright!
Cao Yu provided the story on which Zhang Yimou’s new film, ‘Curse of the Golden Armor’ is based. Does he get credit? No. Does his family care? No. Everything is entirely legit. Also, a video of a post-modern ‘Thunderstorm’.
Posted in Film, Intellectual Property, Internet, Trends and Buzz
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China Businesscast: Mobile Space in China
In the second part of our series on the mobile space in China, your correspondent interviews Richard Robinson, CEO of Dada Asia. Richard makes a case for why entertainment applications are the most compelling in the mobile business. Aside from … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Business, Business and Finance, Internet, Media and Advertising, Mobile phone and wireless, Trends and Buzz
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Hitler cadre asked to shave mustache
A government official in Baoji City , Shaanxi, has been asked by his superiors to shave off his mustache. Chao Baosheng, a minor official whose resemblance to Hitler is made clear in this Photoshop image reproduced here, has long known about … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
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