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Tag Archives: blogs
Athlete blogs at the Beijing Olympics
A wide range of athletes are blogging the Olympics. Here’s a growing list as we find them.
Posted in Blogs, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged blogs, Lenovo, Olympics
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Olympic Model Workers: The best of the China blogs
On the eve of the Olympics, Danwei picks its favorite blogs.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged bloggers, blogs, model workers
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China’s first blogger on the Chinese blogosphere
Chairman Mao Yesterday, The Guardian published an article written by Isaac Mao titled “China’s First Blogger: It Was Just Like a Fairy Story.” Mao also recently spoke at the Guardian’s Future of Journalism Conference. In the article, Mao talks about … Continue reading
Posted in Internet
Tagged blogs, censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, Isaac Mao
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Blogspot unblocked again
Blogspot working again in China, but for how long?
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, Blogspot, censorship, GFW, Great Firewall, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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What’s the value of a day of freedom?
An post from China Law Prof Blog about the legal monetary value of a day of freedom.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Donald C. Clarke, law, legislation
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Pomfret’s China
A new blog about China by John Pomfret.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, John Pomfret, Olympics, protests, Tibet, Washington Post
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Instapundit confused
A strange link from Instapundit.com.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, censorship, Chongqing, foreign media, Instapundit, media regulation, nail house
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Suicide blog lawsuit
Tianya.cn, daqi.com and a Chinese blog named Northward Imigrant Bird (北飞的候鸟) were sued by a man named Wang Fei (王菲) for publishing slandering posts that caused harm to him.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, blogs, Daqi, He Qingkui, Internet manhunt, libel, Princess Pearl, slander, Tianya, Zhoujie
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Squeezing the Olympic balls
Link and excerpt of ESWN translation of Chinese blog post