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Tag Archives: blogs
Model Workers – Chinese Division
Danwei’s Chinese Model Worker awards for 2007.
China Businesscast: Olympics Marketing Part 4
In this episode I speak with the PR executive at Ketchum Newscan who is handling the Olympics campaign for Lenovo.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Media and Advertising, Olympic Diary — Beijing 2008, Public Relations
Tagged advertising, bbs, blogs, marketing, Olympics, politics, PR
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Jingju vs. Peking Opera – Zhao Qizheng weighs in
Zhao Qizheng (赵启正) has a blog. He discusses Peking Opera (京剧), or jingju.
Posted in Internet
Tagged blogs, opera, Peking Opera, translation, Zhao Qizheng
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The angry professor writes a book
Zhang Jiehai (张结海) has a book out – I Am Angry (我愤怒) – about the China Bounder affair.
Posted in Blogs, Books, Sexuality, Shanghai
Tagged blogs, books, Chinabounder, sexuality, Zhang Jiehai
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Red Mansions to show Hu Mei the door?
Hu Mei (胡玫) talks to He Dong (何东) and The Times about the Red Mansions casting competition (红楼选秀).
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, TV
Tagged blogs, He Dong, Hu Mei, online media, reality TV, Red Mansions
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Ex-cons writing about prison life
Four Walls (四面墙) by Zhang Chunlei (张春雷 aka 哥们儿), Female Psychologist (女心理师) by Bi Shumin (毕淑敏), and two prison blogs.
Posted in Blogs, Books, TV
Tagged @classic, Bi Shumin, blogs, books, online books, Prison Break, prisons, Southern Weekly, Zhang Chunlei
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Making corrections, handling statistics
An old issue of the People’s Daily leads Teng Yun (滕云) to muse about the proper way to deal with facts in the newspaper business.
Posted in Blogs, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, State media
Tagged blogs, corrections, Mirror, People's Daily, Teng Yun
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Fourteen regulators wrangle over blogs
Chinese Internet regulations come from at least fourteen different government departments.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media regulation
Tagged blogs, content regulation, Economic Information Daily
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Tianya blogger hunts down reprint payments from newspapers
A Chinese blogger tries to get payment from newspapers that reprinted a blog post.
Posted in Intellectual Property, Internet, Newspapers
Tagged blogs, copyrights, Guerlangwa, IPR
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