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Tag Archives: Internet
More free Chinese music from Neocha
Neocha.com, a social networking site for Chinese creatives, has released a new and improved version of its popular music player NEXT.
Posted in Internet, Music
Tagged creative business, innovation, Internet, music, Neocha.com
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Hu Yong interview: the digital age, Orwell’s “Newspeak” and Chinese media
For Danwei Hu Yong agreed to answer questions about being a veteran China journalist who has been engaged in State media, and as a founder of Sanlian Lifeweek. As well as the current state and hopes of journalism in China, Hu Yong talked about his thoughts on the future of the Internet in China, and how it will shape a healthier society.
Posted in Media
Tagged CCTV, civil society, Confucius, digital, Hu Yong, Internet, Newspeak, PKU, Sanlian Lifeweek
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Kiss the screen already
Letters from Chinese students to a foreign agony uncle in a a state-owned English newspaper (Part IV).
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged dating, Internet, Letters to a foreign agony uncle, marriage, school
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The wisdom of Charles Zhang
A strange pronouncement from Sohu.com’s Charles Zhang.
Posted in Internet
Tagged business cards, Charles Zhang, Internet, Sohu.com
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Yellow, violent blogs
Very yellow, very violent blogs about People’s Daily coverage of the “two sessions”.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Internet, Peter Ford, Two sessions
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Youku’s plans for 2009
An excerpt of an interview with Youku.com’s Victor Ku.
Top fake news of 2008
Today’s Yangtse Evening Post runs a end-of-year roundup of the top 10 fake news in the Chinese media.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 2008 in review, dia, dialect, fake news, Internet, media, spoof, Yangtse Evening Post
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Rizzoli in China
Danwei’s Q&A with Duan Yanling, the editor-in-chief of Case da Abitare who explains what the book’s Italian publisher, Rizzoli, is trying to do in the Chinese market.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Case da Abitare, Internet, magazines, media, media business, Rizzoli, Sina, Wallpaper
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The Internets are full of human meat users
The first ‘human flesh search’ court case and an infelicitous understanding of the word in the IHT.
Posted in Internet
Tagged human flesh search, IHT, Internet, jargon
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New York Times website blocked, unblocked in China?
NYTimes.com is blocked in China. Or not.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged AsiaWeek, BBC, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, New York Times
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