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Tag Archives: Internet
How to deal with other people’s verbal violence – reflections on the use of language
This is the 1510 Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. From weibo politeness to SMS abuse, this week’s digest brings together three pieces reflecting on … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest
Tagged Danwei.com, Family, Internet, language, psychology, violence
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Two Billion Eyes, the Story of CCTV: Q&A with author Ying Zhu
Ying Zhu is the author of a new book on China’s state-owned television network, China Central Television or CCTV. Two Billion Eyes – The Story of China Central Television is the story of CCTV as the personal stories of the people of CCTV which … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged CCTV, China Television, Danwei.com, Internet, Q&A
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538 million Internet users, mobile access most common
Various numbers about China’s Internet, telecoms and media have been released over the last week or so. CNNIC, a government body that issues reports and statistics on the Chinese Internet, released its mid year report. Some numbers from the report: … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged Danwei.com, Internet, media, mobile, telecoms
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SARFT goes after online video, again
A spokesman for the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) announced yesterday that some original drama series and films on video websites like Youku.com and Tudou.com don’t meet government censorship standards and contain unacceptable dirty language, violence and … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Internet and Media
Tagged censorship, Danwei.com, film, Internet, media, Media Business, media regulation, SARFT, video
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Model Workers 2012
Today we present the Danwei Model Worker Awards 2012, a list of the best specialist websites, blogs and online sources of information about China. The first Danwei Model Worker list came out in 2005. You can find links to all … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged 2012, blogs, china, Chinese, Danwei.com, Internet, media, model workers, translations, Websites
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People’s Daily lists recent Internet rumors considered crimes
The front page of today’s People’s Daily features the article, “Internet rumors harm people and harm our society. The public must not believe or transmit rumors.” Unlike most of the state media reports on Internet rumors, this one actually lists ten cases … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media
Tagged censorship, Danwei.com, Internet, media regulation, People's Daily, rumors, Sina, Tencent
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Groundhog day in China – Super Girls and the Internet
This morning, a reader drew my attention to an article on Danwei: Alongside the movement for a “civilized” Internet, the anti-Super Girls campaign seems to be picking up steam as well. China Times published an interview yesterday with Liu Zhongde, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged blogs, CCTV, censorship, Danwei.com, Internet, media, media regulation, microblogs, reality TV, SARFT, Super Girls, talent contests, TV, weibo
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People’s Pornography – An interview with Katrien Jacobs
China has a long tradition of erotic art but pornographic films and pictures are currently illegal. Despite frequent anti-porn clampdowns, pornography remains available both online and in the form of DVDs. A paper titled A Peep at Pornography Web in China compiled by scholars … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media, Sex, Drugs and Vice
Tagged censorship, Danwei.com, Internet, pornography, Sex
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Dancing with shackles on
The Chinese Internet and living with censorship: a short film of interviews with Desiree Marianini and Janek Zdzarski, interviews with Keso, Wang Xiaofeng, Qi Youyi and Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn.
Chinese universities add emerging industry programs
The Yangtse Evening Post reports on college programs in the Internet of Things (物联网).
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged education, Internet, Yangtse Evening Post
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