It is said that the Beijing Olympics was a big draw, perhaps proving the adage that no publicity is bad publicity. Did the worldwide protests before the Olympics ironically serve as a big advertisement for the Beijing Olympics? And now that a record... ...full story at Blogging For China
from Blogging For China on Sun, Aug 24 2008
see also:
| 25 Sep 08 |
  |
See if you could win Beijing Olympics 200 meter record »
YouTube video No one has made Beijing Olympics 200 meter record more famous than Usain Bolt. Now you can test your speed against a world champion in the Beijing Olympics 200 meter record race game. Check out this video and see if you could hold the new Beijing Olympics... |
| 25 Aug 08 |
 |
China: Olympics as a Learning Experience » Global Voices Nimrod from the Fool's mountain points out that everyone should try to learn from the Beijing Olympics lesson. |
| 04 Jun 08 |
|
All for the Olympics: Man sticks 2008 needles in his head » Shanghaiist A TCM doctor in Nanning by the name of Wei Shengchu (韦盛初) has stuck 2008 needles in his head to "welcome" the upcoming Beijing Olympics in a wild, wacky publicity stunt. From the Business... |
| 11 Aug 08 |
 |
NBC's coverage of Olympics to set viewership record » People's Daily The NBC Universal television network is on track to set an American record for Olympics viewership, according to Nielsen Media Research. During the first two days of the 29th Summer Olympics in Beijing, about 114 million viewers have watched at... |
| 30 Jun 08 |
|
Beijing changes traffic accident policy for Olympics » Shanghai Daily DRIVERS involved in minor traffic accidents in Beijing during the Olympics should remove their vehicle from the scene as soon as possible to prevent traffic jams, Beijing News reported today. The Beijing Traffic... |
| 11 Apr 08 |
|
Beijing Olympics Blog: Specialty Blog Worth Reading » China Law Blog Until a few weeks ago, I actually thought there was little need for a blog focused solely on the upcoming Olympics. Silly me. For those seeking a one stop blog on China's Olympics, I heartily recommend the Beijing Olympics Blog, which describes itself as... |
twitter
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology