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Tag Archives: Tibet
The junket to Tibet
Tibet junket: Some journalists are more equal than others.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged AP, The Wall Street Journal, Tibet, USA Today
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Danwei Picks: More thoughts on China’s movie troubles
Olympics are political; SF writers on Clarke; Chinese film faces difficulties; old Tibetans; Iraq deaths; Taiwan elections; Synagogue in Shanghai.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged film, Olympics, SF, Tibet
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What should be condemned?
Excerpt from a Drunkenpiano post about Tibet and Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged CNN, Drunkenpiano, ESWN, foreign media, media, N-TV, RTL, Tibet, Xinhua
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Youtube’s back
Youtube returns in March 2008.
Posted in Featured Video, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, foreign media, media regulation, net nanny, Tibet, Western Media, Youtube
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Squeezing the Olympic balls
Link and excerpt of ESWN translation of Chinese blog post
Lian Yue on Tîbet and information supression
An opinion piece by Lian Yue about Tibet and freedom of information, translated.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged censorship, Lian Yue, media regulation, Tibet
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Black days for the Dålai Låma
Two perspectives on recent events in Tibet.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged China Matters, Pallavi Aiyar, The Hindu, Tibet
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Lethal English
A play in Chengdu is cancelled.
Cub Scout splittists
Why were Cub Scouts prevented from taking to the field after a baseball game last weekend?
Tîbet: Chinese sources and foreign correspondents on the ground
A summary of first hand and translated sources about current events in Tîbet.
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, Chinese media, foreign media, journalism, Lhasa, media regulation, protests, Tibet
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