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Danwei Noon Report
Special forces copsPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, September 1, 2006 11:42 AM
Danwei Noon Report is a daily roundup of new and old media coverage about China from Chinese and English sources. Today's report was compiled with submissions from Bill Zhang, Banyue and Sinodrom. Beijing SWAT
China will try digital movies in rural areas, with 1,200 digital movie system (DMS) machines being delivered to eight provinces in October.
The trial involving China's largest pornographic website, which boasts more than 600,000 registered members, began on Wednesday. The article includes a screenshot of the suspected ring leader behind bars.
As mainland Chinese media continue to throw their support behind two Chinese journalists facing a costly libel suit from a Taiwanese manufacturing company in a Shenzhen court, a term generally cold-shouldered in Chinese media, press freedom (新闻自由), is emerging discreetly in the debate. (Link)
The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Public Security said on Friday that it has detained Gao Zhisheng for questioning for his suspected involvement in criminal activities.
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