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Tag Archives: newspapers
A new home for old newspapers
Old Chinese newspapers made into baskets and shipped to the US.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged newspapers, recycling, scrap
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Arts scams, journalism scams, business book scams
Links and summaries of recent stories by Gady Epstein in Forbes magazine.
Posted in Media
Tagged art, books, corruption, Gady Epstein, Jack Perkowski, journalism, newspapers
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Shanghai Star shenanigans
Foreign shenanigans at the Shanghai Star newspaper.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged carpetbaggers, newspapers, scams, Shanghai, Shanghai Star
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Death of the rude Russian Exile
The closure of a rude Russian expat newspaper, and a rude Beijing zine.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, media regulation, Moscow, newspapers, Russia, The Exile
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A nation mourns in black and white
Three days of morning begin and the newspapers are all black.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged earthquake, newspapers, Sichuan
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FT Chinese: 1 million registered users
A video interview with Angela Mackay, executive director of the Financial Times Asia Pacific, about FTChinese.com
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Angela Mackay, business, Financial Times, FTchinese.com, Internet, media business, newspapers, Thomas Crampton
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The Shanghai Star . . . We think we get the drift
A new look for the Shanghai Star.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged newspapers, sexy, Shanghai, Shanghai Star, tabloids
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Beijing Morning Post tarts it up
Beijing Morning Post (北京晨报) comes in wrappers covered with garish photos and sensational headlines.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Morning Post, environmental protection, newspapers, Year of the Rat
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