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Tag Archives: Tibet
Chinese Net Nanny on the rampage
Youtube is blocked, the websites of The Guardian and L.A. Times newspapers are not currently accessible in Beijing; we have reader reports of the Yahoo home page not loading from around the country. In addition, web pages with high numbers … Continue reading
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, Tibet
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Danwei Picks: Odd kababs
Xiamen PX redux; happenings in Tibet; Air New Zealand pays different rates; AIDS kababs.
Bjork: Raise your flag? Declare independence? “Tibet…Tibet”
Iceland’s art rock princess, Bjork Iceland’s avant-garde art-rock songstress, Bjork, performed to a sold-out crowd last night at the Shanghai International Gymnastic Center; her first-ever show in Shanghai – she performed once before in Beijing, circa 1996. Never ceasing to … Continue reading
Shocking covers on Phoenix Weekly
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) covers for August, 2007.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Chen Liangyu, Du Chongyan, Duan Yihe, mining, Potala Palace, Tibet
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Tibet travel piece revamped for Chinese eyes
by Bruce Humes
Bruce Humes dissects a Reference News (参考消息) edit-job on a New York Times article about travel in Tibet.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Media and Advertising, Newspapers
Tagged Bruce Humes, New York Times, Reference News, Tibet
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by Bruce Humes
by Bruce Humes
Some photos from Woeser
Some translations and photographs from the recently closed blogs of Woeser (唯色).
Posted in Books, Internet, Media regulation, Photography
Tagged Cultural Revolution, Lhasa, Tibet, Wang Lixiong, Woeser
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Visions of the Qinghai-Tibet railway
Han Song (韩松) on the new ‘ladder to the sky’ – an excerpt of a story called ‘The Special Train Ticket’ (特别火车票) aka ‘The Guilty Train Ticket’ (罪恶火车票), as well as his comments on the opening ceremony for the Qinghai-Tibet railroad.
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Han Song, Tibet, trains
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