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Tag Archives: television
CCTV’s gatekeepers discuss TV drama censorship
Oriental Outlook reports on CCTV’s in-house tv censors.
Posted in State media, TV
Tagged @classic, CCTV, censorship, Chen Shanjia, Feng Wanyou, Oriental Outlook, television
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China’s TV regulator frowns on crime reenactments
SARFT reiterates its disapproval of crime reenactment shows. The Oriental Morning Post laments the blandness of current TV offerings.
Posted in Media regulation, TV
Tagged @classic, crime dramas, SARFT, television
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Olympics! Olympics! Olympics!
An ad for Hengyuanxiang (恒源祥) repeats the same line twelve times.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged commercials, Dragon TV, Hengyuanxiang, Olympics, television
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China-ASEAN TV summit
A report from the 2007 China ASEAN TV Cooperation Summit in Kunming.
Posted in TV
Tagged ASEAN, Asian Media, Kunming, television, TV, Western Media, Yunnan
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Some questions about SARFT’s full-stop for Red Question Mark
SARFT axes Red Question Mark (红问号). He Dong (何东) responds.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged @classic, crime shows, He Dong, Li Yong, Red Question Mark, SARFT, television
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SARFT’s guide to talent show etiquette
SARFT releases a new notice regarding talent shows (广电总局进一步加强群众参与的选拔类广播电视活动和节目的管理).
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged @classic, SARFT, Super Girls, talent shows, television
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Chiung Yao’s dizzying TV dialogue
Chiung Yao (琼瑶) talks about her new TV series, Dreams Link (又见一帘幽梦, aka Fantasies Behind the Pearly Curtain II). Video of a saccharine moment.
Posted in Featured Video, TV
Tagged Chiung Yao, dia, Dreams Link, Southern Metropolis Weekly, television, video
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Harmonious society vs. popular television
SARFT to limit affairs in TV dramas, and also goes after costume comedies.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, TV
Tagged affairs, costume dramas, egao, family dramas, SARFT, television
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Approved and rejected TV shows
Translation and analysis of an SARFT chart categorizing approved and rejected Chinese TV shows by subject matter and place of origin.
Posted in IP and Law, Media and Advertising, Media business, TV
Tagged SARFT, television
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Crying ‘corn’ and angry ‘bean jelly’
Super Girl fan culture.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged fans, Li Yuchun, Super Girls, television
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