It must be really in vogue to shoot videos on Gay Shanghai now. Just last week, we showed you one that was shot by Adam Schokora for Danwei TV. Earlier this year, we told you about a slew of Chinese online gay TV shows, including 同志亦凡人 or Que... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Tue, Nov 13 2007
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Neo Shanghai »
YouTube video The Shanghai Beat is a Danwei TV show hosted by Adam Schokora (小石). The show covers topics about "urban life in modern Shanghai" and features musical performances by local Chinese bands (courtesy of www.Neocha.com).
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Video: The Shanghai Beat profiles NeoCha.com » Shanghaiist From Danwei: In this episode of Danwei TV's 'The Shanghai Beat', host Adam Schokora meets up with Sean Leow and B6, co-founders of the Neocha.com. The video ends with a performance by Shanghainese indie-pop trio Hard Queen. Also on Shanghaiist Yet... |
| 02 Jun 08 |
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The Shanghai Beat: Graffiti Shanghai (episode 4) » Danwei Danwei.org and Danwei TV present episode 4 of "The Shanghai Beat." For this episode, titled "Graffiti Shanghai," host and producer Adam Schokora (小石) meets up with three of Shanghai's best known graffiti artists: Popil, Zhang Lan (AKA: Mr. Lan),... |
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The Shanghai Beat: Graffiti Shanghai » Shanghaiist Adam Schokora of Danwei outdoes himself with this latest episode of the Shanghai Beat which sees him interviewing three of the city's top graffiti artists: Popil, Zhang Lan (AKA: Mr. Lan), and HKer. Good to know the graffiti scene is alive and well here! |
| 20 Nov 08 |
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Listen: "RMB 3 million foreign douchebag in Shanghai" » Shanghaiist Adam Schokora of Danwei points us to this audio recording of a "disgruntled customer lecturing a telephone operator at a well-known, city-wide food delivery company based in Shanghai". Do a bit of research and you'll find there's only one food delivery... |
| 28 Jun 08 |
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Govt. approved video website gets $30 million in funding » Danwei Earlier this week, Danwei reported that the government agency SARFT has given formal approval to 247 video websites and Internet video operators, but had pointedly excluded the three biggest such sites. Yesterday, news broke that one of the recipients of SARFT received 30 million US dollars in funding. From Pacific Epoch: Ku6.com Receives $30 Million In Series C Funding Beijing-based online video site Ku6.com has received Series C investment of more than $30 million, a Ku6 advertising and business partnership department employee told Pacific Epoch on Thursday. The employee said details regarding the deal would be disclosed next week. A Ku6 employee previously told Pacific Epoch that it received an investment from existing investors in April. Ku6.com received Series A funding of $10 million from investors including Baidu, Draper Fisher Jurvetson and DT Capital Partners in May, 2007. There's more about a less fortunate video site that has been shut down for the last two weeks on Kaiser Kuo's Ogilvy: A funeral dirge for 56.com.This article is from Danwei.org |
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