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Gay ShanghaiPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, March 14, 2007 2:49 PM
Here's a story by Megan Shank and Peijin Chen Ye Shanghai, Gay Shanghai. The piece is on Megan Shank's blog, but was originally written for Newsweek Select, the bowdlerized edition of the magazine that is published in Hong Kong and distributed in China by direct mail and other channels not normally used by magazines. |
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First time ever at this site...Such an interesting place!!I saw different Chinese people from 'Lao Wai's eyes...put more DanWei TV here, I love them...P.S.That yellow safety helmet bro is soooo funny...haha~~~
As of last fall, Newsweek Select is free to distribute at the ultra-exclusive newstands, i.e. airports and five-star hotels. The amateurish Hong Kong publishers, who only came by the rights through their connections in the Middle East, have turned over the staff and bumped up the quota of original submissions in an attempt to become more of a real magazine. Got a couple of columns from mainlanders like Qinghua IR expert Zhou Qing'an (formerly a Beijing News regular).