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Advertising business, print media forum, Viagra, annoyed mayor, Xinhua babes, Africa and ChinaPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 1, 2005 11:23 AM
![]() Some Friday China news: Xinhua: Which way forward for advertising? Gratuitous girlie pics on Xinhua 1 Gratuitous girlie pics on Xinhua 2 China Daily: Beijing court hears wrangle on Viagra patent The legal battle over the legitimacy of the patent rights for impotency drug Viagra began yesterday at a Beijing court. Xinhua: Beijing mayor condemns public rudeness Print media forum in Beijing International media leaders will be able to network and establish valuable business relationships in a friendly and interactive environment. They will learn where opportunities for participation may be in the near future and they will be able to meet exclusively with top Chinese officials and media executives and share information, foster prestige and gain good will in the Chinese media market. China Looms Large in Africa's Future |
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