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Tag Archives: democracy
Southern Weekly on Thailand and democracy
The Chinese media have covered the protests rather heavily, with the implicit message frequently being that chaos is the expected outcome when developing countries embrace democracy.
Posted in Protests
Tagged democracy, June 4th, Southern Weekly, Thailand
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Social commentary in the comics
CMJ, a 24 year old cartoonist, a promising home-grown manga artists.
Cover your ears: audio drugs are attacking!
Zhejiang-based newspaper Today Morning Express alerts its readers about ‘audio drugs’ that attack in silence.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged audio drugs, democracy, drugs, Tibet, Today Morning Express, Wu Bangguo
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China votes for Obama
China – and Asia – show a preference for Obama.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged democracy, elections, McCain, Obama, Thomas Crampton, USA
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Music on mobile phones
SARFT vs. 56.com; quake reconstruction; democratization? Wen Jiabao profiled; 19 years; civil society after the earthquake.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged civil society, democracy, earthquake, mobile phones, SARFT, Wen Jiabao
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Google’s evidence of a moment of mourning
A momentary drop in Google searches; Sino-US matchup; death tolls; letters from Sichuan; Tudou off the blacklist; free press; Uighur forum shutdown.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Beijing, democracy, earthquakes, tudou, Uighurs
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A new meaning of democracy for 2007
China Newsweek (中国新闻周刊) democracy on the cover.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Newsweek, democracy, Shanxi, The Economist
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Democracy in America, and intellectual imperialism
Two satirical essays: ‘Why implementing democracy is not appropriate for America’ and a criticism of Michael Jensen’s plagiarism accusations agains Renmin University’s Yang Ruilong, translated from a 新语丝 post.
Posted in Humor, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Trends and Buzz
Tagged democracy, plagiarism, XYS
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After democratic “Super Voice Girls” experiment, Chinese officals put Taiwan’s fate to national text message vote
Voting and the Super Girls.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged democracy, Hollywood China, Super Girls, Taiwan, voting
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The meaning(lessness) of “Super Voice Girl”
Writing in Sunday’s Legal Mirror, Li Yu performs a postmortem on the ‘Supergirl’ (the “Mengniu Sour Yogurt Super Voice Girl” American-Idol-style TV show) phenomenon:
Posted in Breaking News
Tagged democracy, Mirror, SMS, Super Girls, voting
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