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Tag Archives: Xinhua
North Korea launches satellite, Xinhua editors confused
North Korea launches a rocket and the world freaks
Posted in Foreign affairs
Tagged North Korea, Xinhua
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Does freedom of speech simply mean people can say what they want?
Xinhua asks a simple question and gives a very complicated meaningless answer.
Posted in State media
Tagged censorship, freedom of expression, Pliny, Xinhua
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Internet addict swallows steel saw blade
23-year-old Xiao Cai was so addicted to the Internet that his mental state was affected. He ingested saw blades as he desired suicide, and feeling sick he called the emergency room asking for help.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Beijing Morning Post, casulty, ingesting saw blades, Internet addiction, Xinhua
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Where Xinhua stores its sensitive words
An old Xinhua article fragment from 2006 contains some very sensitive words.
Posted in State media
Tagged sensitive words, Xinhua
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Xinhua relents: Financial news sector open
China has formally opened its market to financial information providers.
Posted in Media business
Tagged Dow Jones, financial news, Financial Times, Kathrin Hille, media, media business, Mure Dickie, Reuters Thompson, Xinhua
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Xinhua calls it for Obama
Obama wins and the Chinese media are all over it.
Xinhua: Earthquake death toll nearly 10,000
Xinhua reports on the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in State media
Tagged earthquakes, natural disasters, Sichuan, Xinhua
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Hand, foot and mouth disease in Beijing
Xinhua reports on the EV71 virus in Beijing.
Xinhua: 15,000 dead in Burmese cyclone
Xinhua: 15,000 death toll from cyclone