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October 26, 2005

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Daily linklets 26th October

Taiwan loses Senegal but a former State Deparment official pleas for a change in Taiwan's foreign policy tactics.
Links for Taiwan Retrocession Day from across the spectrum.
Many Taiwanese want their constitution changed, even if they don't know what's in it.
Fumier gives the head of the ESF teachers' union a school lesson.
The regulatory framework for the Chinese financial services industry.
In keeping with this week's Hello Kitty theme, SF brings you a Hello Kitty wedding.
Is China a "slave state"?
Robert Novak interviews Koizumi. The name Plame isn't mentioned.
Bird flu researchers criticise Beijing's restrictions. Meanwhile Todd Crowell recounts his personal brush with bird flu.
Fons has more on how to negotiate an unblocking in China.
Perspective time: the criteria to qualify for Indonesian fuel subsidies.
Legal developments over homeowner committees in the ongoing struggle to clearly determine Chinese property rights.
The SCO morphing into a central Asian NATO and counterbalance to other influences in the region.
Have China's technology parks worked?
China, India Superpower? Not so fast!

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Translation of a Chinese blogger's view on "sensitive words":
http://www.danwei.org/archives/002273.html

"Let's suppose you write the following sentence on any blog host that has senstive word controls: "The viewership rating of CCTV's (中央电视台) recent TV series Passing Scenes of Beijing has reached 6.4%". You would not be able to publish this sentence on Blogcn and other such blog hosts because it contains senstive words [i.e. 'central' 中央 which is an abbbreviation for the Central Government]."

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