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Tag Archives: Chinese
The sounds of Beijing
A blog about Beijinghua.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Beijing, Chinese, language, language learning
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Best and worst of the China hacks
Access Asia’s yearly awards for the press.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Beijing, Chinese, journalism, media, press, Shanghai
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The death of a foreign-run website in China
Nick Young, an Englishman who used to publish the China Development Brief, faces a Faustian bargain: Then came the offer. Song said he could provide funds to expand our publishing and make it “famous” while helping the world to understand … Continue reading
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Beijing, censorship, Chinese, media, media regulation, publishing, Shanghai
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Wine and learning blogs
Two new China-related blogs worth following: Ken Carroll’s blog, about “networks, languages, and learning 2.0”. Carroll is one of the founders of the popular language learning podcast series Chinese Pod; his blog so far is an eclectic mix of stuff … Continue reading
Super-agent Toby Eady on the importance of agents for Chinese authors
Guest contributor Toby Eady is a London-based literary agent who represented Jung Chang (Wild Swans) and Xinran Xue (The Good Women of China). Chinese Authors – beware when fools rush in I have a Chinese author whose work I and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guest Contributor
Tagged agent, authors, Beijing, books, Chinese, literature, novels, publishing, Shanghai
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U.S. vs Chinese Internet users: Who’s in a ghetto?
There has been some discussion on several China blogs recently about a statistic that only six percent of the hyperlinks on the Chinese Internet are to websites outside of China. You can follow the discussion on BlogNation, Shanghaiist and chez … Continue reading
Posted in Internet
Tagged Chinese, ghetto, Internet, media regulation
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9,468 magazines in China
Here are some numbers about the magazine business from an article on Xinhua’s website: China reports growing number of magazine titles China published 9,468 magazine titles with the relevant publishing generating about 17 billion yuan (2.29 billion U.S. dollars) in … Continue reading
Posted in Magazines
Tagged advertising, business, Chinese, circulation figures, GAP, Hangzhou, magazines, media, media business, media regulation, print media, Xinhua
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