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Tag Archives: Mia Farrow
China Media Timeline, an excerpt
What follows is a two-year excerpt from Danwei’s timeline of media and visual culture in China since 1978.
Posted in Media
Tagged anti-CNN, blog, cardboard baozi, Chinabounder, citizen journalism, media, Mia Farrow, push ups, Super Girls
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Perspective
Saudi Arabia and China: compare and contrast.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, Mia Farrow, Richard Gere, Saudi Arabia, Tibet, U.S.A.
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Danwei Picks: A propagandist speaks
Philip J. Cunningham on Mia Farrow; Chris O’Brien on Xinhua-speak; stem cell mass production; mystery novel review.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Beijing Newspeak, books, Mia Farrow, Philip Cunningham, Xinhua
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Danwei Picks: Johnnie To big in Europe
Citic and Bear Stearns; Johnnie To received warmly by European critics; Mia Farrow comments on Spielberg; two translators pass away.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Citic, Johnnie To, Mia Farrow, Steven Spielberg, translation
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Assessing Spielberg’s withdrawal from the Beijing Olympics
Steven Spielberg (斯皮尔伯格) backs out of the Olympics. Rose Luqiu (闾丘露薇), Han Song (韩松), and Wang Xiaoyu (王晓渔) comment.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged @classic, Darfur, Han Song, Mia Farrow, Olympics, Rose Luqiu, Steven Spielberg, Wang Xiaoyu
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-21
NIMBY politics, Ai Weiwei grumbles about the Olympics, a documentary on Hu Jia, and Liang Qichao on social darwinism.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Africa, Ai Weiwei, Liang Qichao, Mia Farrow
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