In our second installment of the series (for part one click here), we return to Japan (via a follow-up post by James Farrer on coverage in Tokyo) and offer a view from Hanoi (where long-time Reuters China correspondent John Ruwitch is now based and... ...full story at China Beat
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| 12 Apr 08 |
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Who's James Reynolds? No more than a BBC journalist or not?? »
YouTube video BBC is definitely the one and only media in the world that is able to perform magic - by producing news clips based on events which did not take place yet!
And James Reynolds, BBC's correspondent in Beijing, is a good fortune-teller! Most importantly, he... |
| 30 Jul 09 |
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Tania Branigan: China Correspondent For The Guardian » CN Reviews Of well-known Beijing-based British journalists, bloggers, good journalism, buying books on the street, mango-passionfruit slushies, interracial relationships, and Urumqi riot coverage.Post from: CN ReviewsTania Branigan: China Correspondent For The... |
| 16 Jun 08 |
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Imperial Ways » China Beat This post is part of China Beat's on-going coverage and commentary on historian Jonathan Spence's lectures for this year's BBC Reith Lecture. In this installment, Daniel A. Bell, professor at Tsinghua University, responds to Spence's first lecture, titled... |
| 29 Mar 08 |
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A Week in Shanghai with Dr. Nightlife and Dr. Sex Life » Shanghai Journal I'm still recovering from a visit by Dr. James Farrer, otherwise known as Dr. Sex Life (I'm Dr. Nightlife). James is the author of Opening Up: Youth Sex Culture and Market Reform in Shanghai. I met James through a mutual friend in 1996 when he ... |
| 08 May 08 |
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A Shanghainese View of China » The China Expat Ever wondered how people from Shanghai really look at the rest of China? Just click on the map to find out. You can also click here to find out how Beijingers see China. This is all in good fun, no matter how not pc it is. Thanks go to John, Micah... |
| 22 Jan 07 |
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Scrooge does Shanghai » Shanghaiist Today we came across The New York Times' latest installment of its "Frugal Traveler" series, and this time Matt Gross writes about our fair city of Shanghai. We will preface this post by saying it is an interesting and generally well-informed guide to... |
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