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Shanghai Beat: Neo ShanghaiPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, December 18, 2007 4:44 PM
In this episode of Danwei TV's 'The Shanghai Beat', host Adam Schokora meets up with Sean Leow and B6, co-founders of the Neocha.com. The video ends with a performance by Shanghainese indie-pop trio Hard Queen. This Tudou version of the video may load faster in China. |
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Comments on Shanghai Beat: Neo Shanghai
having fun and having the chance to know real china and chinese people here!
seem that I were the first. I like Neocha too. always go to check whats new there:)
thanks adam/ginger for another piece of great video...pls keep up the good work coz we do need more people to get their hands dirty to show people the real china..i totally see "Shanghai Beat" a potentially most substantial show in the coming days.
nice piece but be sure to use a better microphone for the interview next time, as the low sound quality is a turn-off
The irony is, I found the armature journalists from the west are doing a lot better job on reporting China than those so called professionals on high pay by cnn, bbc,, nyt, washingtonpost...
As Andrew commented already, audibility of the interview is horrible, and it was only made worse by the background (actually foreground) music. It's a pity, I was most interested in the subject but I couldn't hear much.
Keep the high content quality but improve technical quality.