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Foreign media on China
The Western media on China, the Olympics and TibetPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 21, 2008 11:04 AM
Monday morning reading from the evil Western media. • From Canadian website Macleans:
• From The Guardian:
• From Peking Duck:
• From The Mercury News: • From The New York Times:
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Comments on The Western media on China, the Olympics and TibetWow, I can't believe the Quacking Canard Faction would post that. Oh wait, he didn't. Richard's snarking again and his subtle digs at the logic of the post escaped everyone. Sir, are you okay? The links are totally screwed up. Peking Duck is snarkfesting pro-Chinese essayists, the Guardian link links to a London Times article on China's influence in Africa, and the Mercury link doesn't work. Guardian link fixed, thanks. I had to reload the Mercury News link to get it to work, but that's nothing out of the ordinary. I'm getting an anti-hotlinking error message. Can you reproduce it with a proxy on a browser without cookies? If you can, try this link: http://www.mercurynews.com//ci_8991209 |
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