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Tag Archives: Beijing Newspeak
Danwei Picks: A propagandist speaks
Philip J. Cunningham on Mia Farrow; Chris O’Brien on Xinhua-speak; stem cell mass production; mystery novel review.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, books, Mia Farrow, Philip Cunningham, Xinhua
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Danwei Picks: Anhui’s most grateful citizen
Air China vs. China Eastern Airlines; Beijing Newspeak bids Xinhua goodbye; an Anhui peasant is a familiar face in gov’t propaganda, and a look at a younger Hu Jia.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Air China, Beijing Newspeak, Hu Jia
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-2
Douban’s top ten reading list, Beijing Newspeak on Xinhua’s reporting on the fishing accident, and Zhuang-language propaganda posters.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, books, lottery, Minjian, Xinhua, Zhuang
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Danwei Picks: 2007-11-26
Beijing Newspeak on the Guangzhou flight interruptions, ESWN with a SMD article on poor-quality translation, and the Financial Times with a look at how TV broadcasts avoid sensitive topics.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, ESWN, freedom of expression
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Buzz and buzzwords at the 17th Party Congress
Oriental Outlook (瞭望东方周刊) writes about the Scientific Concept of Development (科学发展观) at the 17th Party Congress.
Posted in Media
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, GVO, Oriental Outlook, Party Congress, Southern Weekly
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