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Tag Archives: Lian Yue
Netizen detained in Nankang over photos of mass protest
Zuihulu, the Fanfou user who posted photos of a protest in Nankang, has been detained. Online media organizations are using his photos uncredited.
Nostalgia for Southern Media’s bygone days
Jiang Yiping (江艺平) gets booted from Southern Metropolis Daily. Lian Yue comments on meeting her when he was a new reporter.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Jiang Yiping, Lian Yue, Southern Media Group, Southern Weekly
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Zhao Bandi: art, fashion and carpetbagging
Zhao Bandi is still making a fuss about panda bears, and now he is also going after Hollywood.
Posted in Fashion
Tagged ambush marketing, art, boycott, earthquake, Fashion, film, Kung Fu Panda, Lian Yue, Olympics, pandas, Sichuan, Steven Spielberg, Zhao Bandi
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Lian Yue on Tîbet and information supression
An opinion piece by Lian Yue about Tibet and freedom of information, translated.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged censorship, Lian Yue, media regulation, Tibet
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Citizens air opinions on the Xiamen PX project
A hearing in Xiamen for the Xianglu PX project (翔鹭石化) brings out opposition voices.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged China Daily, civics, Lian Yue, PX, The Beijing News, Xiamen
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The peril of discussing official business in enclosed spaces
A news website reports that Xu Xinxiang (徐新贤) died naked in a car. Then they issue a correction completely denying the report.
Posted in Internet, Media regulation
Tagged hzxx114, Lian Yue, media regulation, Xu Xinxian
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Xiamen to kill off anonymous posting
Xiamen releases Measures to fight unhealthy and harmful information on the Internet (厦门市互联网有害信息和不良信息管理和处置办法). It includes a ban on anonymous posting.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged Lian Yue, media regulation, Southern Metropolis Daily, Xiamen
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Emergency reports and rumors
The law on emergency response (突发事件应对法草案) is revised, striking out a provision fining the media for unauthorized reporting. Commentary by Guo Guangdong (郭光东) and Lian Yue (连岳).
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Guo Guangdong, Lian Yue, media regulation, Shandong kilns
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Xiamen demonstration today – live reporting on blogs and video sites
PX demonstrations in Xiamen today Haicang PX is the name of a chemical factory plant currently being built in Xiamen in Fujian Province. Approved by the central government, Haicang PX is being developed with an investment of 10 billion yuan. … Continue reading
Posted in BBS, Blogs, Breaking News, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Mobile phone and wireless, Newspapers, Video
Tagged activism, Lian Yue, Xiamen
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