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Tag Archives: Sina
Xinhua calls it for Obama
Obama wins and the Chinese media are all over it.
20 million sock puppets against separatism
Sina has an online signature campaign against the western media that has gotten flooded with sockpuppets.
Posted in Internet
Tagged CNN, online polls, Sina, Wen Yunchao, Western Media
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The media circus when a celebrity dies
Hou Yaowen (侯耀文) dies. He Dong (何东) writes about the media circus, comparing it to the death of Huang Ju (黄菊). Also, Sina apologizes for deleting the post.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media regulation, Theater, Trends and Buzz
Tagged He Dong, Hu Yaowen, Huang Ju, obituaries, Sina
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Han Han on the death of Huang Ju
Han Han writes about Huang Ju (黄菊), whose name is filtered from Sina’s blogs. Also, flags at half-mast.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged filtered words, Han Han, Huang Ju, Sina
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Sina’s celebrity strategy to harness the eyeball economy
Wang Xiaofeng (王小峰), formerly of Massage Milk fame, writes about how Sina manipulates celebrities to generate news.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising
Tagged celebrities, media hype, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng
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Increase your Sina blog hitcount for pennies a day!
The “Sina Blog Hitcount Killer” (新浪博客计数器杀手) claims to be able to increase your Sina blog hitcount, for a minimal fee.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged blogs, hitcounts, Sina
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‘Cherish freedom: Stay far away from Sina!’
Wang Xiaoshan blogs about The Beijing News shakeup. Sina deletes his post. Wang Xiaofeng comments.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng, Wang Xiaozhan
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Celebrities blog on Sina
Chinese celebrities blog on Sina: Xu Jinglei, Yu Hua, Super Girl Zhang Liangying, Yu Qiuyu. Do they have anything to say?
Posted in Blogs, Trends and Buzz
Tagged blogs, Guo Jingming, Liu Zhenyun, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng, Zhu Wei
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Warning! This article contains Sensitive Words
Wang Xiaofeng writes about Sina’s keyword filters.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
Tagged keywords, Sina, Wang Xiaofeng
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