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Press coverage of Danwei and its contributors

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Citations, quotes and articles on Jeremy Goldkorn, Danwei, and its contributors

The Guardian
· Behind the Great Firewall
· Banned by Beijing - but Rolling Stone gathers no kudos
· China lifts ban on Tiananmen sites
· China targets Google in pornography crackdown


CNN
· Technology vs. tyranny

Death pits technology against Chinese control
· 'Sexy Beijing' charts capital's life

The Wall Street Journal
· Cellphone Ads Are Easier Pitch in China
· Beijing Eases Ban on Wikipedia; Chinese-Language Filter Remains
· Tired of Laughter, Beijing Gets Rid Of Bad Translations

BBC News
· China cracks down on protest news

NBC
· Reporters struggle to scale China's 'Great Firewall'

· China lives through 'year of extremes'

NPR / On The Media
· Online China

· See It My Way

· Journalism With Chinese Characteristics

BusinessWeek
· Rolling Stone: A hit in China?

The Times
· Sex and the Chinese city
· China blocks YouTube, Yahoo! over Tibet
· Facebook eyes China, but challenges loom

New York Review of Magazines
· The Herring came first, but China has just hatched an Egg

Forbes
· Google license issue seized by China to make political statement
· News Corp may be re-evaluating its China strategy - analyst

Los Angeles Times
· Murdoch accused of meddling (via Syndey Morning Herald)
· Amid the tragedy lies opportunity

Adage China
· TV contest shows too popular
· Rolling Stone stalled after first issue

San Jose Mercury News
· Shadow over China's boom
· Americans in China: Valley expatriates take risk on fast-growing economy

EuroBiz
· Making a blog pay
· Jeremy Goldkorn of Standards Group

PBS
· The struggle to control information

China Britain Business Review
· Beijing's Towering Ambitions

Channel News Asia
· Online debate between Chinese and foreign media over Tibet issue

South China Morning Post
· Now it's Sinhua, the state-run lads' mag

Rebecca MacKinnon
· Blogs and China correspondence - survey results

London Review of Books
· Short Cuts

China Daily
· Chinese 'facebook' friends hooked on games
· Full speed ahead seen for news on the go
· Surfing for the naked truth

China Radio International
· Blogging in China

The Standard
· Playboys of the Eastern World

The Hollywood Reporter
· Road to Beijing: On shaky ground

AP
· Leeway seen in China Internet rules

Sydney Morning Herald
· Power struggle in a content vacuum

IDG
· China mourning limits entertainment web sites
· China drops real-name blogger plan
· Hearts Turn to Rainbows in Quake's Wake
· English Wikipedia unblocked in China

Global Finance
· Local Knowledge, Global Sense

Newsweek
· Young expatriates in Beijing

USA Today
· Problems creep out past official front in China
· Cracking the 'Great Firewall' of China's Web censorship

The Independent
· Rise of the blog prompts China self-censor pledge
· Scandalized Chinese hunting for blogger

The Australian
· Suddenly famous

AFP
· New technology triggers battle for information from Tibet

New Scientist
· Stabbed in translation

Beijing Today
· Laowai blogger promotes Chinese perspective
· New Film Projects Positive Image of Africans

Asia Sentinel
· Looking for Love

Sci-Tech Today
· In China, a Battle Is Waged Over Web Censorship

Scoop New Zealand
· China netizens and the milk powder scandal

CircleID
· China's Latest Internet Crackdown

Chinese Language

反波
· 拷问金玉米

网易
· 单位电视金玉米:我是流氓我怕谁

MING
· 金玉米:我的单位是北京 (PDF in Chinese)

The Economic Observer (经济观察报)
· 金玉米和他的"单位" (PDF in Chinese)

New Weekly (新周刊)
· 金玉米-戴安全帽办网站(PDF in Chinese)

Modern Weekly (周末画报)
· 单位给我一个铁饭碗 (PDF in Chinese)

Life Magazine (生活)
· 金玉米:情况正在起变化 (PDF in Chinese)

City Pictorial (城市画报)
· 迷失北京 (PDF in Chinese)

China Youth Daily (中国青年报)
· · 瞧这个混在北京的南非人 html, PDF (in Chinese)

Bokee
· 给你介绍个“单位 (Introducing a 'Danwei')

The Beijing News
· 阿姨,坐班车后边去 (Ayi, get to the back of the bus)

Southern Weekly (南方周末)
· "你是一座桥吗?"

Other Languages

Israel Blog
· אינטרנט בסין

Courrier International
· L'Afrique fait le jeu à Pékin

Internazionale
· Made in Africa — Il più grande successo dei giocatori dell'Afrika United è stato farsi accettare dai cinesi

Deutschlandradio Kultur
· MySpace auf Chinesisch


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