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December 27, 2005

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Daily linklets 27th December

Hong Kong blogger and model Elyse Sewell is to release a book in January, to be published by the SCMP.
An underground Chinese Christmas. On the flipside, a look at China's Yuletide revolution.
12 good reasons to learn Chinese: the rise of Chinese blogging.
One year since the tsunami.
A Taoist view of Christmas.
All the latest on the Hwang cloning scandal. Also Hwang's betrayal of the ethics of both science and Confucius.
Why a massaged NYT is better than Xinhua for China's newspaper reading masses.
Laowiseass is sceptical of China's pledge to make it easier for foreign journalists in the country.
Japan's robotic reporters.
Will explains China's public holiday system.
Danwei interviews Penguin's China representative, and talks about books and the China market.
The KMT's sale of 3 media companies will not alter Taiwan's journalistic biases. But what a fall for a political party richer than most corporations.
The seed that caused a tidal wave. The potential implications of a lawsuit in Chongqing.
China's one child policy and its economic consequences.
Doug Ireland looks at the plight of China's gays and lesbians.
Intelligent Design in Japan.
China's banks have been told to expect no more bailouts. Yeah, right. China has no choice but to bail out banks, as and when needed.

posted by Simon on 12.27.05 at 11:16 AM in the Daily linklets category.

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I guess this means that Simon is going to start printing a weekly business and foreign affairs magazine. Once he cleans up the profanity.

posted by: doug on 12.27.05 at 02:54 PM [permalink]

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