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Tag Archives: GAPP
Tudou: online video problems
A rumor about Tudou.com being shut down by SARFT.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged GAPP, Marbridge, MII, online video, SARFT, tudou, video
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High taxes are the enemy of good literature
Er Yue He (二月河), aka Ling Jiefang (凌解放), calls for the government to exempt writers from the income tax.
Posted in Books
Tagged books, Chinese Writers' Association, Er Yue He, GAPP, Mao Dun Prize, NPC, taxes, The Beijing News, Yu Hua
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Will anyone dare to take this district mayor’s photo now?
Wang Lili (王力利) fired from Tongzhou Newsletter (通州时讯) after publishing a photo of Tongzhou district head Deng Naiping (邓乃平) with his eyes closed.
Posted in State media
Tagged Deng Naiping, GAPP, photography, political incident, propaganda, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Tongzhou Newsletter, Wang Lili
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Taiwan statehood and the plight of local newspapers
Taizhou Evening News (台州晚报) calls Taiwan a country.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged GAPP, Taiwan, Taizhou Evening News, Zan Aizong
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Please step away from the horror film
Liaoshen Daily (辽沈晚报) features police tape over a horror film poster illustrating an article about GAPP’s latest notice.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged GAPP, horror, Liaoshen Daily
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The top Chinese books in 2007
China Reading Journal (中华读书报), Yazhou Zhoukan (亚洲周刊), and City Pictorial (城市画报) choose mainland China’s top books for 2007.
Posted in Books
Tagged @classic, books, China Reading Journal, City Pictorial, GAPP, Li Ling, Yang Xianhui, Yazhou Zhoukan, Zhang Yihe
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Free residential workshop for literary translators
This March, British Book publishing giant Penguin is offering a free residential workshop to early- and mid-career literary translators who work in both English and Chinese. From their press release: Workshop sessions will be led by renowned sinologists and translators … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Bonnie McDougall, books, GAPP, Howard Goldblatt, Penguin
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-20
China bails out Morgan Stanley, Hu urges soft power, and China junks its annoying quarantine forms.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged GAPP, Morgan Stanley, SARS, soft power, Yilishen
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Watchdog journalism vs. shady land deals
Liu Wanyong (刘万永) writes about illegal land sales in Jiaxian, Henan (河南, 郏县), the frustrated efforts of local residents to combat the government, and his own encounter with media-averse bureaucracy.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged China Youth Daily, GAPP, journalism, land, Liu Wanyong
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