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Tag Archives: maps
Dodgy CCTV journalism and map clampdown
Another crack down on maps by seven government departments; CCTV takes the chance to give Google and a blogger a slap in the face.
Posted in Maps
Tagged CCTV, Google, maps, William Long
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A “parkour” look at Beijing
A city guide to Beijing that comes in four volumes with fold-out maps and exploded diagrams.
Who cares about maps?
Chinese collecters aren’t much interested in old maps, says an article in the New Weekly. Yang Lang, author of two books about map collecting, would disagree.
Real estate doldrums for Beijing
Developers slow down land trades in Beijing; Tudo fined 50,000 RMB; Online map providers investigate for secrets violations; Tu Jingwei sacked for nipple visibility.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged CCTV, clothing, Google, maps, real estate, tudou
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China cracks down on ‘illegal’ maps
A clamp down on map making in China.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged GPS, maps, mobile phones, Nokia, SBSM
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Beijing’s First Ring Road
The results of Danwei’s 4th anniversary competition. Here are some possible explanations of Beijing’s First Ring Road (一环路).
Posted in Beijing, China Information
Tagged Danwei, maps, Zhang Jinqi
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Maps, Territory, and Place Names in China
A discussion of a new scheme for China’s administrative divisions (中国地图), street names in the Cultural Revοlution, and territorial integrity.
Posted in Beijing, Books, China Information, Photography
Tagged Beijing, CR, maps, Woeser
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When Mongolians ruled the Middle East
A map of the Middle East over time.