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Tag Archives: Southern Weekly
Paperwork headaches and privacy concerns
Tales of unsuccessful attempts to get ordinary documents issued, from Southern Weekly and The Beijing News.
Posted in Government
Tagged licenses, paperwork, Southern Weekly, The Beijing News
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Nostalgia for Southern Media’s bygone days
Jiang Yiping (江艺平) gets booted from Southern Metropolis Daily. Lian Yue comments on meeting her when he was a new reporter.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Jiang Yiping, Lian Yue, Southern Media Group, Southern Weekly
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The Wall Street crisis in the Chinese media
Iacob Koch-Weser examines how three mainstream Chinese newspapers and magazines treated the US financial crisis.
Posted in Business
Tagged business, Caijing, economics, financial crisis, Southern Weekly, The Economic Observer
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Avoid sex to get a better husband
The Special Report page of July 3 issue of Southern Weekly, China’s reputed liberal newspaper, is about an on-going chastity movement in China. Along with the report are three independent stories with a shared theme: the confusion about keeping chastity.
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged chastity, morals, Sex, Southern Weekly
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‘Universal values’ editor removed
Editor Chang Ping removed from his post.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, Chang Ping, media regulation, Southern Metropolis Daily, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Southern Weekly, Tibet
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Don’t call 110 – it makes a bad impression
Southern Weekly (南方周末) prints a letter in which a business gets fined for reporting a burglary to 110.
Posted in Law
Tagged 110, police, Southern Weekly
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The story of a real prison break
Southern Weekly (南方周末) looks at the Xie Wanli (谢万礼) prison break case.
Posted in Law
Tagged Baoding, Prison Break, Southern Weekly
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ZT Online and China’s media “system”
Shi Yuzhu (史玉柱) gets an article on ZT Online (征途) pulled from Southern Weekly (南方周末), possibly because of a relationship the two companies.
Posted in Media business
Tagged journalism, online gaming, Shi Yuzhu, Southern Weekly, ZT Online
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Gamble your life away in ZT Online
Southern Weekly (南方周末) report on how ZT Online (征途) soaks money from its players.
Posted in Electronic games
Tagged gambling, Giant Interactive, mmorpg, online gaming, Shi Yuzhu, Southern Weekly, ZT Online
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