What’s on my menu for most days of the week?
How about the New York Times for breakfast, NPR for lunch, Drudge for dinner, and CSPAN for a bedtime snack – just in time to hear the opening gavel in the House and Senate?
Just because I live in China doesn’t mean that I can’t still feed [...]
Posts Tagged ‘chinese media’
Why English Should Be the Greatest Weapon Against Censorship in China
Posted by Robert Vance on January 25th, 2010
Dear Chinese FCC…
Posted by Robert Vance on November 16th, 2008
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Can China Win the Battle Against Pirates?
Posted by Robert Vance on July 22nd, 2008
It was official 20 days ago. As of July 1st, 2008, it is illegal in China to upload or download copyrighted information without permission from the original source, according to a report from Xinhua. The article states that “anyone uploading texts, and performance, sound and video recordings to the Internet for downloading, copying or other use, must [...]
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Tags: China, chinese media, chinese person, chinese websites, copyright law, illegal downloading, internet cafe, tudou 
No Comments »CNN is Crap — We Get it Already
Posted by Robert Vance on April 18th, 2008
For a followup to this story, check out the post Who is Behind the Anti-CNN Website?
Dear Party Comrades in Beijing,
We get it already. You think that CNN is pure crap. Many people around the world probably agree with you but can you please find another punching bag? Come on. Get over it. So what if some commentator called you “thugs [...]
Posted in The Vance Report Tags: 2008-Olympics, chinese media, Chinese TV, CNN China, Jack-Cafferty, Tibet Violence, world news 9 Comments »
