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Tag Archives: blogs
An American Muslim in China
The blog of an American Muslim in China.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Adventures at the Sunday Ghostmarket, blogs, Islam, Xinjiang
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Surviving Beijing since 1980, now with green card
A Chinese green card for a foreigner who has been in Beijing since 1980.
Posted in Visas
Tagged blogs, green card, Survivng China Since 1980, visas
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Chinese bloggers conference 2008 November 15 – 16
Announcement of Chinese Bloggers Conference 2008 in Guangzhou.
Reluctant support for a nasty gossip’s case against SARFT
SARFT threatens to ‘purge’ notorious rumor-monger Song Zude.
Posted in Freedom of expression
Tagged blogs, celebrities, film, SARFT, Song Zude
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Website tracks corrupt cadres under investigation
A website tracking corrupt officials under investigation.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged blogs, corruption, crime, Forgotten Archipelagoes, law, shuanggui
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Arts council grant for Paper Republic
Paper Republic just received a “a substantial grant from Arts Council England to develop the website and to fund associated activities”.
Faster than instant noodles
A blog for aficionados of Chinese film and art:
Posted in Film
Tagged blogs, Faster Than Instant Noodles, film
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Grass-roots journalism meets the modern news weekly
Blog Weekly (博客天下) is a weekly current events magazine whose contents are drawn entirely from blog and BBS posts.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Blog Weekly, blogs, crowdsourcing, GAPP, grass-roots journalism, journalism, Web 2.0
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Han Han seizes blogging crown from Xu Jinglei
Han Han passes Xu Jinglei in the click wars. But what are all those unfamiliar names doing in the expanded top-ten list?
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Han Han, stocks, Xu Jinglei
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