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Danwei Content SamplerPosted by Joel Martinsen, December 6, 2007 6:06 PM
Information about the Danwei Event can be found here. Avoiding censorship A workaround for the Great Firewall block on Flickr.com. Providing space to exchange information about getting around Great Firewall block on Youtube. Breaking news of interest to the community Protests against construction of chemical plant in Xiamen. China and Africa Media regulation Translations of independent voices in China Urban development and architecture in Beijing Big buildings of Beijing: a tour of the new avant-garde architecture China blogs and media A timeline of media and Internet development in China from 1978 to 2006 Gay China A video guide to gay Shanghai Advancement of rule of law Is a jury system for dealing with migrant worker rights actually going to help them? Internet, media and culture Sex blogger Mu Zimei and government campaigns to clean up the Internet A video interview with Media mogul Hung Huang about women in China as seen in her independent film History, academic and valuable unpublished material A translation by Geremie Barmé of Chinese journalist’s Sang Ye’s oral histories that was abridged from the English version of the book How the Communist Party killed Chinese comedy - the death of Chinese stand-up The Chinese culture wars Changing the Subject: How the Chinese government controls television Chinese blogger mocks TV regulators The environment Original reporting about planned dams in Yunnan Province |
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