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Tag Archives: newspapers
Kim Jong Il – the Great Media Man
A propaganda video about Kim Il Song, media man.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged books, Kim Jong Il, media, newspapers, North Korea
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“Senior Chinese officials learn to deal with media”
That’s the headline of a Xinhua article published today about Party cadres learning to deal with “vexatious questions” from the media: “Skills to deal with the media are part of political competence,” said Gao Xinmin, a veteran professor on Party … Continue reading
Posted in Media
Tagged media, media regulation, newspapers
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Beijing babes wrapped in newspapers
Liu Xingyan, 20, Beijing Babe The Beijing News (新京报) has always tried to be a serious newspaper, even though many of the editors who actually dared to be serious all got sacked at the end of 2005. Nonetheless, one feature … Continue reading
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged beauty, newspapers, The Beijing News
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Letters to the editor
Cranks ask Chinese newspapers to forward their letters to celebrities.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, cranks, Guo Guangdong, newspapers, Tie Ning, Zeng Pengyu
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18,401 websites shut down
Last week Danwei republished some annoyed comments from Chinese bloggers who reported that thousands of websites and servers have been shut down this month, presumably in the run-up to the 17th Party Congress when all netizens should be aware that … Continue reading
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, newspapers
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30 textbooks in one term
Wenzhou Economic Daily (温州商报) reports on a fire in Greece and new textbook assignments for high school students.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged newspapers, Wenzhou Economic Daily
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How media regulators learned to stop worrying about food safety and love the baozi
Journalist and blogger Wang Xiaofeng 王小峰 has written a brief response to the Beijing media restructuring.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged cardboard baozi, newspapers, Wang Xiaofeng
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Printing the Internet
网事周刊, a new weekly from Southern Workers News that takes its content from the Internet.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Newspapers
Tagged blogs, Internet, Net News Weekly, newspapers, Southern Workers News
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Danwei TV 2: Extra! Extra! Read all about it!
The second episode of Danwei TV, concerning newsstands, magazines, and newspapers in Beijing. Links to lots of media articles follow the video.
Posted in Danwei TV, Media and Advertising
Tagged Danwei TV, magazines, newspapers, video
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Newsstand sales figures for Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou
Two translations of Century Chinese newspaper retail market reports for Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shanghai.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged circulation, newspapers, newsstands, statistics
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