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October 28, 2005

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Daily linklets 28th October

The Economist on the similarities and political timidity of China and India.
A review of copyright piracy in China and how ringtones may be the saviour of China's music industrty.
Bingfeng tells free speech advocates to do something more important and constructive than criticise China's censorship regime. Asiapundit adds more on China's journalism payola industry.
Former President Jiang Zemin gets sandblasted.
Rong Yiren, China's red capitalist, died.
The most annoying behaviour on Japanese trains.
Go vote for ESWN's closed down blog.
A warning for China-based foreigners marrying in Hong Kong.
China's shareholding reforms.
The Republican Congressional split over China.
China spending billions to better universities.

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