Journalist and blogger Thomas Crampton is now posting some of his work on Danwei. The anti-CNN community busted the BBC for using a photo on July 29 showing Chinese police looking at a monitor that has been used by the BBC on multiple stories reaching... ...full story at Danwei
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Athlete blogs at the Beijing Olympics » Danwei Journalist and blogger Thomas Crampton is now posting some of his work on Danwei. To follow the Olympics via the participants, I have been searching for Olympic bloggers and have found a few sources, largely thanks to help from the ever-lively crowd on... |
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Japanese (and other Asians): FIFA more fun than Olympics » Danwei Journalist and blogger Thomas Crampton is now posting some of his work on Danwei. A survey just released by Mindshare shows Asia—Japan especially—is not as excited about the Olympics as China. - For Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Australia, Ta... |
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Visit Jewish Shanghai » Danwei Journalist and blogger Thomas Crampton is now posting some of his work on Danwei. After the Olympics - obligatory meme of the day - be sure to take one of Dvir Bar-Gal’s entertaining and informative walking tours of Jewish Shanghai. You will see a si... |
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