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Tag Archives: Olympics
Yao Ming’s return and China’s best golf courses
Yao Ming This roundup of the past week’s sporting news is from China Sports Today. Yao Ming rejoined the Chinese national team Thursday night in a game against Serbia. The Houston Rockets center had been out with a stress fracture … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Sports
Tagged Olympics, sports, Yao Ming
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No blacks or Mongolians for bars, or no sources for SCMP?
A dodgy story in the South China Morning Post.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Olympics, racism, South China Morning Post
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Japanese (and other Asians): FIFA more fun than Olympics
Survey shows that much of Asia is more interested in the FIFA World Cup than the Olympics.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Olympics, soccer, Soccer News, Thomas Crampton
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The other Olympic architecture
An article about all the different Olympic projects including the lesser known stadia.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Bert de Muynck, Olympics, wrestling
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A court house for the Olympics
The Olympic Village People’s Court moved out of its temporary location in Yayuncun and into snazzy new digs between the Athletes’ Village and the Badaling Expressway.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Law
Tagged courts, law, Olympics
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Beijing architecture fest
A round up of recent articles about Beijing’s new architecture.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Birds Nest, CCTV Building, Digital Building, Herzog & de Meuron, National Theater, Norman Foster, Olympics, Paul Andreu, PTW, Rem Koolhaas, Water Cube, Zhu Pei
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Western ad industry as bad as Western media?
A series of outdoor ads for Amnesty International are circulating on the China’s Internet forums.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, Amnesty International, Olympics, TBWA
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Dog meat ban for Olympics
No dog meat for the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, dog meat, food, food safety, Olympics
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RFID enabled tickets for Olympic opening and closing
RFID enabled tickets for Olympic opening and closing ceremonies.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Olympic tickets, Olympics, RFID, security
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Crackdown on ‘illegal’ online Olympic content
The Beijing News (新京报): Over 20 video websites were “reprimanded” and asked to stop illegal broadcasting Olympic-related programs by China’s Copyright Administration Bureau
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged broadcasting, CCTV, Olympics, online
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