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Danwei interviews Jonathan Watts: "Copenhagen will shape our lives for years to come"

Jonathan Watts; photo courtesy of the journalist The Guardian's Jonathan Watts reported on Japan for seven years before taking up his post in Beijing in August 2003. His career includes coverage of the Asian financial crisis 1997-98, the G8 summit...

Published Fri, Dec 12 2009 12:30 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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China: The inevitable next global power?

Hu's head is the biggest Foreign Policy magazine has compiled a list of ' top 100 global thinkers '. They got 63 of them to participate in a survey, blurbed thusly: Want to know what former President Bill Clinton, Gen. David Petraeus, three...

Published Sun, Nov 11 2009 9:34 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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TIME's Austin Ramzy on GDP growth, the Global Media Summit and the TIME China blog

Ramzy in Sichuan during the earthquake. Photo by Ian Teh Austin Ramzy has been reporting for TIME for 6 years, starting in Hong Kong and moving to Beijing in 2007. Since then he has covered the Hong Kong Chief Executive election in 2007, the Beijing Olympics...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2009 4:30 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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James Kynge: West miscasts Tiananmen protesters

James Kynge in The Financial Times : When I think about the massacre in central Beijing that followed weeks of demonstrations in Tiananmen Square in 1989, which I covered as part of a team of Reuters reporters, I cannot help feeling troubled. Of course...

Published Thu, Jun 06 2009 1:09 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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The Daily Telegraph's Richard Spencer on history and relocation

Photo courtesy of the journalist Richard Spencer is now in Dubai. He was The Daily Telegraph 's China bureau chief and principal reporter for the past six years. As one of the first foreign correspondents to start blogging , Spencer's insights...

Published Mon, Mar 03 2009 2:40 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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The WSJ China journal's Sky Canaves talk law and farmers

Image: courtesy of the journalist Sky Canaves is a Wall Street Journal journalist based in Hong Kong, currently responsible for the online China Journal which compiles on a daily basis a list of English blog commentaries about China. The China Journal...

Published Mon, Mar 03 2009 4:45 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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The New Yorker's Evan Osnos on writings from China

Evan Osnos: Image courtesy of the journalist For The New Yorker magazine Evan Osnos recently wrote about Chinese nationalistic youth and Africans in the south . Formerly the China bureau chief of The Chicago Tribune , he became a staff writer for The...

Published Thu, Mar 03 2009 3:00 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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Veteran China photojournalist H.S. Liu talks domestic media

Image: from the photographer HS Liu, or Liu Heung Shing (刘香成) was born in 1951 in Hong Kong. After emigrating to the United States Liu returned to China in 1976 to work as a photojournalist (and bureau chief) for Time magazine, and then for the Associated...

Published Sun, Feb 02 2009 11:30 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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Economic downturn: Malcolm Moore's Yangtze river delta trip

Moore in Wenzhou; photo courtesy of the journalist Malcolm Moore is bureau chief of The Telegraph 's Shanghai bureau. Moore is currently traveling around Jiangsu and Zhejiang province, or the Yangtze river delta area, trying to assess the Chinese...

Published Sun, Feb 02 2009 10:42 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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Trade unions and social unrest in 2009

Peter Ford Peter Ford is the Christian Science Monitor ’s Beijing bureau chief, and has been in China for the past two years. In a career as a foreign correspondent spanning nearly 25 years Ford has reported for the CSM , the Financial Times , the Independent...

Published Thu, Jan 01 2009 10:38 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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37 years in China: CNN Beijing bureau chief Jaime FlorCruz

CNN's Beijing bureau chief Jaime FlorCruz arrived in China from the Phillipines in 1971. He was supposed to stay for three weeks, but while he was away from home, President Marcos declared martial law in the Phillippines and jailed his critics. FlorCruz...

Published Wed, Dec 12 2008 2:05 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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Daily Telegraph hoaxed by spoof "character of the year" story

Messy reporting An article in today's Telegraph recapping the major problems that China has faced in 2008 leads with the following: 2008: China's character test in 'messy' year Each year, China's intellectuals get together and come...

Published Tue, Dec 12 2008 10:07 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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New York Times exposes their own 'anonymous' source

On the Shanghai Scrap blog, Adam Minter looks at a story published today by The New York Times that quotes a source who 'spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear that he would be further harassed'. But the article provides the name and address of...

Published Mon, Aug 08 2008 1:32 AM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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Singapore is cool

Can't touch this Journalism.sg has published the transcript of an interview with Lee Kuan Yew, the former Prime Minister and still serving 'Minister Mentor' of Singapore. Titled 'What China can learn from our handling of Western media', it is a thoughtful...

Published Thu, May 05 2008 11:29 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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The Western media on China, the Olympics and Tibet

Monday morning reading from the evil Western media. From Canadian website Macleans: Interview with Susanna Ng An influential Chinese-Canadian blogger on Olympic protests, media bias and how Tibet has become a fantasyland for Westerners The Chinese-Canadian...

Published Sun, Apr 04 2008 10:04 PM by Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China

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