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Top news stories in China 2010Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, January 10, 2011 4:57 PM
The latest Sinica podcast is out, hosted by Kaiser Kuo, with Gady Epstein (Beijing bureau chief of Forbes), Li Xin (editor of the English version of Caixin, Hu Shuli's new business news publication), and me. The podcast includes discussion of inflation, a news roundup from Caixin and a review of the big news events of 2010, as seen through the top news stories of 2010 lists compiled by Xinhua News Agency, Southern Metropolis Weekly and by users of the popular Tianya.cn Internet forum. (Translations of these lists are at the bottom of this post.) The podcast is here: Sinica: China 2010 - Year in Review; that page includes links to iTunes and RSS subscriptions to the Sinica feed. Suggestions from Twitter @niubi @siwuiluozi @elyssa_rae @WLYeung Translations of top news of 2010 lists Continue reading "Top news stories in China 2010" »
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