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Tag Archives: blogs
My first book of Chinese prayers
Boji Tianjuan (博集天卷) announces publication of My First Prayers Book (我的第一本祈祷书).
Posted in Books
Tagged blogs, Boji Tianjuan, religion
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The Green Brothers
Found via Responsible China, China’s Green Beat is a website and video series about the environment. Above is episode one, about collecting trash and recycling, hosted by the, er, ‘Green Brothers’ who are cute but could do with a little … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged blogs, environment, green development, Internet, natural resources, podcast, recycling, video
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Chinese Blogger Conference 2007 – some thoughts
A short review of the 2007 Chinese Bloggers Conference in Beijing.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, cbc07, Chinese Bloggers Conference
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Horror novelist puts down his pen for the sake of the environment
Horror novelist Zhou Dedong (周德东) goes exclusively online.
Posted in Internet
Tagged blogs, books, genre fiction, horror, royalties, Zhou Dedong
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Do people care about the Party Congress? Does the Party Congress care about the people?
VOA and CCTV find people to say different things about the 17th Party Congress.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, Han Song, interviews, Party Congress, Tim Johnson, Zhai Hua
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Fred Phelps vs. China
Phelps’ daughter responds to Raymond Zhou’s China Daily column on Sun Haiying’s remarks on gays.
Letters to the editor
Cranks ask Chinese newspapers to forward their letters to celebrities.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, cranks, Guo Guangdong, newspapers, Tie Ning, Zeng Pengyu
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18,401 websites shut down
Last week Danwei republished some annoyed comments from Chinese bloggers who reported that thousands of websites and servers have been shut down this month, presumably in the run-up to the 17th Party Congress when all netizens should be aware that … Continue reading
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, newspapers
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Model Worker addendum
A few things left out from the recent Model Worker Awards.
Chinese bloggers endure harmony overload
China’s Net Nanny harmonizes the Internet before the 17th Party Congress, scheduled to start on October 15, 2007
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, censorship, GFW, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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