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Time Warner and Rupert Murdoch, we're coming to get youPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 29, 2006 12:45 PM
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Comments on Time Warner and Rupert Murdoch, we're coming to get you
Congratulations, Jeremy!
It is nice to see Danwei TV is finally getting its own long deserved domain.
I am looking forward to all the new episodes.
(please, no more Muzi Mei, her 15 minutes of skank-fame or whore-o-rama was long over.)
不要问是什么单位,
就是单位。
单位也做电视了,
这应算一条新闻;
木子美接受采访,
或可算第二条新闻。
看到采访,想到了木子美关于采访惊世骇俗的名言,不禁莞尔。
采访细节,采访时间,拿捏得不错。正是林语堂说的餐后演说:长得足以蔽体,短得引人入胜:
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Time Warner? Rupert Murdoch? Ha ha ha ha! What kind of Kool Aid are you drinking?
Give them time johnny steve, give them time.
Time for what? Pretentious wankers!
Understand irony much, johnny stevie?
a fucked up laowai interviewing a fucked up woman.
people think they are doing cool things, but they become a joke and they even don't know.
but give them some time.
And how cool are you Beijing Girl? Start up your own internet TV station and show us what you can do. You are the joke. Pussa via!
"Asking a working writer what he thinks about critics is like asking a lamppost what it feels about dogs"
I should say you are doing a very good job from the beginning, explainning the life in Beijing in a unique and a bit of ironic style!
to gunslinger:
what I meant was: What they want to tell people?
if they want to tell the lifestyle of Beijing, she is a special case.
if they want to introduct a special people, why they don't introduct her with full view.
and why they don't make themself at least looks good.
the first thing of doing a TV or FILM show is make people see the whole personality and with a good view.
otherwise, it lost the basic point.
i do hope they can do it better, and they can do it better, not just make a half edited film like this.
BTW, do a internet filming show is not that difficult, but maybe to you is a little bit too difficult.
Dear beijing girl,
Do you have any Internet filming shows for us? If so, please send to jeremy -at- danwei.org. If they are good, we would be more than happy to feature them on Danwei.
thanks, i don't do internet filming shows. i am not teenager anymore.
Beijing Girl... teen movies are a always a hot commodity on the internet. Even if they are a few years old, they are worth publishing...