Joel Martinsen from DANWEI translated a local report from Mirror about milk industry's promotion strategy - by buying pregnant woman's personal data from hospital. ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Wed, Oct 01 2008
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CNN: Four infants in China dead, 53,000 reported ill from tainted milk powder. 中國毒奶粉事件繼續延燒-到目前為止已經有五萬三千兒童受害!四人死亡! »
YouTube video 53,000 reported ill from tainted milk powder, 13,000 children were hospitalized.
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| 29 Dec 08 |
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China: Guarantee happiness » Global Voices Joel Martinsen from DANWEI translated a local report on the government manipulation of a happiness survey in a local town so as to achieve the state targets for improving the people's well-being. |
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China: Active Consumption is Patriotic » Global Voices Joel Martinsen from DANWEI translated local discussion about the relation between consumption and patriotism. |
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Translator Interview: Joel Martinsen » Sinosplice Joel Martinsen is a well-respected regular contributor to Danwei.org, where his frequent translations are a staple. Joel spends a ton of time immersed in Chinese texts, and according to Brendan, “he never forgets anything he ever reads.” This... |
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