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Tag Archives: advertising
Frosties in Tibet
A web video of a Frosties TV commercial set in Tibet.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Tibet
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Tom Doctoroff: Don’t boycott the Olympics
An article by Tom Doctoroff agrguiing against an Olympic boycott.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged advertising, Beijing, JWT, Olympics, Tibet, Tom Doctoroff
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Mobile phone spam list of shame
A list of companies condemned for sending mobile phone SMS spam
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, Beijing News, CCTV, consumer rights, Focus Media, marketing, mobile phones, spam
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China Businesscast: The creative agency landscape
An interview with the managing director of a boutique design firm in Beijing, discussing the creative industry in China.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Danwei FM, Media and Advertising, Media business, Typography
Tagged advertising, branding, communications, copywriting, design, identity, logos, marketing, print, standards
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Modern Chinese oil painting seeks record price
A painting of Master Xu Yun (Empty Clouds) is advertised in Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) for US$18.40 million.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Art
Tagged advertising, art, Master Xu Yun, Phoenix Weekly
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Leadership switch at Citroën
Citroen (雪铁龙) swaps out Mao for Napoleon.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, Citroen, Napoleon, Zhai Hua
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Beijing housewives desperate for decent apartments
Energetic City Life (沸城), a development outside Beijing’s southwest Fourth Ring Road, advertises to desperate housewives in the Beijing Youth Daily (北京青年报).
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Real Estate
Tagged advertising, Beijing Youth Daily, real estate, real estate ads
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9,468 magazines in China
Here are some numbers about the magazine business from an article on Xinhua’s website: China reports growing number of magazine titles China published 9,468 magazine titles with the relevant publishing generating about 17 billion yuan (2.29 billion U.S. dollars) in … Continue reading
Posted in Magazines
Tagged advertising, business, Chinese, circulation figures, GAP, Hangzhou, magazines, media, media business, media regulation, print media, Xinhua
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The origins of hip hop
Video of Nokia viral ad about hip-hop in China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, hip hop, mobile phones, music, video
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Continental can’t speak Chinese
Continental Airlines thinks that 我的头发冷 means ‘my head is cold’ in Chinese.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, airlines, translation, transport
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