New Sounds of China （中国新声) is an (*ahem*) new bilingual Chinese-English radio show presented in collaboration between Resonance FM and London Chinese Radio. Their first episode features a solid cross section of studio and live recordings; s... ...full story at Zhongnanhai
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Chinese Flags "Cumberland Gap" »
YouTube video Here's my original arrangement of "Cumberland Gap". This song sounds Chinese to me even if its from Appalachia or Ireland or someplace thats not China. I play it with a lot of sixth intervals in the left hand and since I think it sounds Chinese my... |
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CBS suspends racially charged radio hosts, Chinese American group says not enough » People's Daily The Organization of Chinese Americans (OCA) said on Tuesday they demand the immediate dismissal of the two hosts as well as the producer of a prank call show from CBS Radio, in which the hosts called employees of a Chinese restaurant and used "racist,... |
| 20 May 08 |
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Radio program on psychological assistance helps quake-hit Chinese recover » People's Daily China's two major radio stations have launched an interactive psychological assistance program to help with the recovery of traumatized quake-affected people. China National Radio and China Radio International broadcast the 15-minut ... |
| 01 Jul 08 |
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American public radio takes on the Internet in China... again » Shanghaiist After their great series of stories about the Chinese media last week entitled "Brand China", National Public Radio (NPR) show, On the Media, has done another great story explaining exactly how the Chinese internet works and what role the internet plays... |
| 11 Oct 07 |
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2,000 sex-related ads dropped from Chinese television and radio » People's Daily About 2,000 advertisements adjudged to be sexually suggestive have been dropped from television and radio broadcast across China over the past two weeks, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) said on Wednesday. ... |
| 18 Jan 07 |
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Morning Links: Radio pirates, mistresses and car museums » Shanghaiist Illegal radio operators put on notice in Shanghai There are apparently large numbers of unlicensed radio operators in China, whose transmissions often interfere with uses of specialized frequencies (tags: radio unlicensed law China... |
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