Anyone who wants to learn more about the young Chinese nationalists that were behind much of the anti-CNN backlash around the time of March’s T1bet riots should read Evan Osnos’ piece in this week’s New Yorker. It paints an interesting... ...full story at One Eyed Panda
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| 29 Apr 07 |
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Foreign Journalism is Alive & Well! - Reporter Evan Osnos »
YouTube video The Chicago Trib's Evan Osnos, winner of $10,000 Asia Society journo award, on being an overseas correspondent, China blogs and more |
| 23 Mar 09 |
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A Nine Dragons Memory » Shanghai Scrap A very enthusiastic recommendation for Evan Osnos’s excellent profile of Cheung Yan and the Nine Dragons Paper empire in the March 30 issue of the New Yorker. Cheung’s name might not ring a bell, but her reputation, might: she was, until... |
| 30 Jun 08 |
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Not Exactly Jesus in China » Shanghai Scrap I’ve long been an admirer of Evan Osnos and the fine reporting that he’s done for the Chicago Tribune and the New Yorker. He has a keen and subtle eye that finds narratives, and details, where other reporters might only find platitudes. So... |
| 17 Aug 08 |
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New Yorker: “The Only Games in Town” » Granite Studio For a week one recap of the Beijing Olympics, check out Anthony Lane’s piece in The New Yorker, The Only Games in Town. It’s snarky in a “David Sedaris does P.J. O’Rourke” kind of way: On the principle that every Wester... |
| 18 Aug 08 |
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Shake Your Hips. » Shanghai Scrap I think that I’ve blogged quite enough about Shanghai’s Olympic soccer matches, so - barring something really interesting happening at tomorrow’s men’s semi - this will be the last. And we’re going out with a bang.... |
| 28 Apr 07 |
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RSS Dead? » Sinosplice I upgraded to WordPress 2.1.3 lately. Since then, my RSS feed doesn’t seem to be working. I’ve been pretty busy at work lately, so I won’t have time to try to fix it until next week. I’m running the Feedburner plugin. Anyone know... |
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