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Tag Archives: Olympics
Beijing air breathable again today
Beijing’s air is back down to normal, dirty levels after several days of horrible API numbers.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged air quality, Beijing, environment, environmental protection, Olympics, pollution
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Choking in Beijing – API hits 500 today
Looking southeast towards Changping District and downtown Beijing from Hebei Yesterday Danwei relayed reports that Beijing’s air quality was the worst so far this year, but the air is even worse today. According to the State Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged air quality, environment, environmental protection, Olympics, pollution
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-14
GVO on Bullog’s top stories, BOCOG on hotel rip-offs, and migrant workers sing and dance for you at Shanghaiist.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Bullog, GVO, migrant workers, Olympics, science
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Name your child “Olympics”
The First (竞报) claims that there are 3,491 people named “Aoyun” 奥运 in China, 3,216 male and 275 female, 6 “Aoyun” in Beijing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chang'e I, Olympics, The First
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Expatriates to carry Olympic torch
Foreigners who live in China are eligible to become an Olympic torchbearer candidate by applying online at this page. Part of the qualification process includes an online vote, so as well as getting a chance to carry the old Greek … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Beijing
Tagged 2008, Beijing, expatriates, Olympics, torch
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Major League Baseball in China
A short film about Major League Baseball in China
Fuwa for sale
On a wall and in a store near you With less than one year to go before the Olympic Games, sales of Olympic merchandise are apparently growing. The official mascots of the Olympics the Fuwa (formerly known as the “friendlies”) … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Advertising and Marketing, Beijing
Tagged Olympics
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China Businesscast: Olympics Marketing Part 4
In this episode I speak with the PR executive at Ketchum Newscan who is handling the Olympics campaign for Lenovo.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Media and Advertising, Olympic Diary — Beijing 2008, Public Relations
Tagged advertising, bbs, blogs, marketing, Olympics, politics, PR
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China Businesscast: Olympics Marketing
What makes the Olympics so important to the Chinese consumer?
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Advertising and Marketing, Business and Finance, Danwei FM
Tagged China Businesscast, marketing, Olympics, podcasts, Tom Doctoroff
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Showing off the real China at the Olympics
Ding Gang (丁刚) writes in Global Times (环球时报) about the real Beijing: 奥运中国 真实胜于完美.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, Ding Gang, etiquette, Global Times, He Dong, Olympics
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