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Tag Archives: TV
The CCTV Olympic extravaganza
An essay about CCTV’s live Olympic extravaganza.
Posted in Guest Contributor, TV
Tagged Ann Condi, CCTV, censorship, media, media regulation, Olympics, TV
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Korean TV crew sneak into Bird’s Nest
A Korean TV crew sneak filmed rehearsals for the Olympic opening ceremony.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Birds Nest, media, Olympics, TV, video
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Reality TV woes and the 2008 China Media Yearbook
The Beijing-based media consultancy CMMI has released the 2008 Edition of their China Media Yearbook and Directory. The excellent “yearbook” section of the publication sports essays with summaries, analysis and forecasts on the development of China’s media and media policy. The book also includes a directory of China media business listings and a host of statistics and graphics on the media industry.
Posted in Books, China Books
Tagged CMMI, media, media business, media regulation, Super Girls, TV
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CBC gets permission to broadcast live from Tian’anmen
A roundup of the week’s sporting news from China.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged CBC, Olympics, TV
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Talking heads spar over Carrefour boycott
Wang Xiaodong (王小东), Tan Fei (谭飞) and others argue heatedly on Inner Mongolian TV over who’s the real traitor in the Carrefour boycotts.
Posted in Nationalism
Tagged boycotts, Carrefour, nationalism, patriotism, Tan Fei, TV, Wang Xiaodong
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Satellite dish clampdown in Shanghai
Yet another clampdown on illegal satellite TV dishes, in Shanghai.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged media, media business, media regulation, satellite TV, Shanghai, Shanghai Daily, Shanghai Star, TV
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Further restrictions on foreign cartoons, and horror movies
New rules restricting horror movies and further restricting TV broadcast of foreign cartoons.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged animation, business, cartoons, censorship, Disney, film, media, media regulation, TV
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CCTV Olympic fiasco
An Olympic-related scandal on the Internet about CCTV 5, featuring Hu Ziwei (胡紫薇) and Zhang Bin (张斌).
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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Laowai lai le
This is excerpted from a slapstick comedy produced for CCTV, starring a Mr Beanish foreigner who is mistakenly brought in as a translator for a Sino-foreign business meeting. Most of the dialogue is in Chinese, with no English subtitles.