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Danwei becomes a source of news for XinhuaPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, March 22, 2005 7:09 PM
The state-owned news agency Xinhua has reproduced an entire Danwei article, a summary of The Beijing News "50 Most Beautiful People in China" story, by Joel Martinsen. Originally published on Danwei here, you can find the story on Xinhua here, where you can use the 'next' buttons to click through to a collection of photos of Maggie Cheung in skimpy clothing. Xinhua did not ask for permission, but at least Danwei was credited, at the bottom of the first page.
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