Showing posts with label Taelspin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taelspin. Show all posts
10/07/2008

Living with Wikipedia: It’s Here to Stay

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Part I of two parts. The second installment, "Improving Wikipedia," will run on Thursday, October 9. By Charles W. Hayford My name...
9/28/2008

Coal Miner’s Daughter

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One of the most recent targets of China’s self-appointed net detectives—practitioners of the pernicious phenomenon known as the “human flesh...
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7/17/2008

Things We'd Rather You Not Say on the Web, Or Anywhere Else

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Following George Carlin's death last month, China Beat got to thinking about his "seven dirty words" and what those same ...
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5/09/2008

Taelspin: The Spirit of May Fourth

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"Hope cannot be said to exist, nor can it be said not to exist. It is just like roads across the earth. For actually the earth had no r...
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3/27/2008

The Taelspin on Tibet: The Chinese Response to foreign media coverage of the 3.14 unrest

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Foreign media coverage of the demonstrations and riots in Lhasa , Qinghai , Sichuan , and Gansu two weeks ago has sparked a significant bac...
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3/04/2008

Tuesday Taelspin: From the Beijing Airport to the Palace of Milk

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In preparation for the Olympics, Beijing last week unveiled the long-anticipated Terminal 3, the mammoth new edition to the Beijing Airpor...
1/26/2008

Taelspin for Saturday, January 26, 2008

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Following up on Susan's excellent post (the first in a series) about preparations for this summer's Olympics, this Saturday edition...
1/21/2008

Taelspin for Monday, January 21, 2008

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This past Christmas, AIDS activist and new daddy Hu Jia was arrested by Chinese authorities. He is currently in detention and his lawyers ha...
1/20/2008

Taelspin for Sunday, January 20, 2008

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Taelspin will glean the best of the China blogosphere for your reading enjoyment. Suggestions and comments on blogs or posts we missed are a...
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