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Tag Archives: ESWN
Corrupt officials have things
A Southern Metropolis Journalist journalist Zhang Jun makes a video at a primary school in Guangzhou at the beginning of the school year. He interviews one girl about what she’d like to be when she grows up. She replies that she’d like to be a corrupt official because they have a lot of things.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Black and White Cat, corrupt offcials, ESWN, Guangdong, Southern Metropolis, video
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Journalism at the Global Times
Global Times as a hotbed of nationalism? Whoda thunk it?
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged ESWN, Global Times, Wang Xiaodong, Zhang Wen
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The girl who sat with her back to the Premier
Chinese BBS are talking about the girl who sat with her back to Premier Wen, Chongqing and the Guinness Book of Records, Mao’s birthday, and propaganda official versus real estate bureau chief.
Posted in BBS
Tagged bbs, Christmas, Daqi, ESWN, Guinness Book of Records, Mao Zedong, Sina, Sohu, Tianya, Wen Jiabao
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Xidian “credit card gate” scandal
Publicity department head of Xidian university who threatened to take over Tianya now is in tears.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged credit cards, ESWN, fraud, universities, Wuhan Evening Post, Xidian University
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What should be condemned?
Excerpt from a Drunkenpiano post about Tibet and Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged CNN, Drunkenpiano, ESWN, foreign media, media, N-TV, RTL, Tibet, Xinhua
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Danwei Picks: 2007-11-26
Beijing Newspeak on the Guangzhou flight interruptions, ESWN with a SMD article on poor-quality translation, and the Financial Times with a look at how TV broadcasts avoid sensitive topics.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, ESWN, freedom of expression
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Danwei Picks: 2007-11-23
ESWN translates an article about a religious huckster in Guangdong, CMP has a letter about Minjian magazine, and Dan Washburn writes about professional golf in China.
Danwei Picks: 2007-11-19
ESWN writes on Eileen Chang’s copyrights, Lonely Planet is banned, and ex-cons make for interesting politicians, writes Laowiseass.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Eileen Chang, ESWN, stocks, trash
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Danwei Picks: 2007-11-14
Yahoo settles with the family of Shi Tao; the iPhone may come to China; Ang Lee is a traitor and ‘Lust, Caution’ ought to be banned.
Translation and its discontents
Translation errors. Jiang Zhihui (姜志辉).
Posted in Books
Tagged ESWN, Jiang Zhihui, SF, translation
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