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Tag Archives: video
Youku gets video website licence
Youku.com, one of the big three video websites in China that did not previously have a licence from SARFT to operate has been granted the license according to a report by Hexun.com.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Internet, media business, media regulation, net nanny, video, Youku.com
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Red Laowai vs. White-haired Girl
The infamous ‘Hong Laowai’ or ‘red foreigner’ together with friends (including Comrade Yutian, guest host of this earlier Danwei TV episode) performing their own spoofed version of the 1950s revolutionary film White-haired woman (白毛女).
Posted in Featured Video, Sexuality
Tagged Comrade Yutian, egao, Hong Laowai, spoof, video, Yu Tian
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Youku.com gets $30 million
The China video website saga continues: Youku.com gets $30 million in funding.
Posted in Internet video
Tagged Internet, media regulation, SARFT, Tudou.com, venture capital, video, Youku.com
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Govt. approved video website gets $30 million in funding
Video website Ku6.com gets government approval, and then lands $30 million investment.
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Tagged Internet, Ku6.com, media regulation, SARFT, video
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Video website licenses for 247 sites
Big Three left in the cold
247 websites and companies get approval for online video, but the Big Three are left out in the cold.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged 56.com, Internet, media business, media regulation, MII, SARFT, Tudou.com, video, Youku.com
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Big Three left in the cold
Big Three left in the cold
The official Olympic cheer
Let’s go Olympics! Let’s go Beijing!
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Olympics, The Beijing News, video
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Pieces of Shanghai
Shanghai scenes: video by Dror Poleg.
Sand storm drive
This video shows the view from a car driving through a sand storm in Inner Mongolia at about 10am. Visibility: around ten meters.
Power of Love, by Lin Di (林笛)
While attending last night’s candlelight vigil in Shanghai at People’s Square, the lead singer and pipa player from the well-known Chinese band Cold Fairyland, Lin Di (林笛), shot the video below. Lin Di stayed up all night to not only … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged candlelight vigil, Cold Fairyland, earthquake, Lin Di, Power of Love, Shanghai, Shanghai Beat, video
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Street scenes in the Sichuan dialect
Jonathan Kott (aka Jiang Nan) walks the streets of Chengdu speaking the local dialect. tbjblog has more about this local celebrity.
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Tagged Chengdu, Sichuan, video
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