How did I miss this?The Washington Post's Ed Cody has written a fascinating story (via David Wolf's Silicon Hutong) about a syndrome we in the PR business in China run into regularly: the practice of media extortion in China. I can't comment extensively... ...full story at Imagethief
from Imagethief on Mon, Jan 29 2007
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cody counting »
YouTube video cody counting in spanish, english, vietnamese, and chinese !! |
| 26 May 09 |
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China: Should journalists be tried for bribery? » Global Voices David Bandurski from China Media Project looked into into the trial of Fu Hua, a journalist, who was charged with bribery for accepting 5,000 yuan in exchange for a list of sources for a story about construction problems at an airport in Jilin Province.... |
| 11 Apr 07 |
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SILICON HUTONG HAS MOVED!!! SILICON HUTONG HAS MOVED!!! » Silicon Hutong Update your bookmarks and your RSS readers, folks. We've done it.Silicon Hutong, and it's sister blog Peking Review - soon to be joined by EcoHutong - are now hosted at typepad. • Silicon Hutong is at http://siliconhutong.typepad.com/silicon_hutong... |
| 13 Oct 08 |
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How The Downturn Will Impact China Internet Business. » China Law Blog In a post at Ogilvy China Digital Watch, entitled, "David Wolf’s take on how the downturn will impact China’s Internet sector," Kaiser Kuo discusses a recent talk he had this with David Wolf of Silicon Hutong on this very subject. Not saying this m... |
| 26 Apr 07 |
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China: IPR is not a Real issue » Global Voices Andrew has written a good analysis of the Intellectual Property Rights negotiation between U.S and China. The conflict is not so real as IP theft hurts Beijing’s state-run media machine and control over internet media: Washington is pushing Beijing... |
| 27 May 09 |
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A News Story on School Collapses Tantalizes, Then Disappears » China Beat Yesterday, China Media Project’s David Bandurski published a post that highlights the best of what CMP does: muckraking in the China media and blogosphere, in this case regarding school construction in Sichuan. If CMP isn’t already on your RSS feed... |
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