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Darfur, A Reason To Say No?

18.02.2008 22:06    chinadigitaltimes.net
From The Global Voices Online, translated by Bob Chen: Mr. Spielberg might have piqued a large group of people, including not only the authority, but many common Chinese as well. ...In 163.com people left over 1500 comments after the report


Slideshow: Those Who Remain in Rural Zhejiang

18.02.2008 22:05    chinadigitaltimes.net
A photographer, from Haining City in Zhejiang, presents his works of the countryside areas in Zhejiang on fengniao.com. Most of the photos were taken during the Labor Day, National Day and Spring Festival in 2006 and 2007. Through these photos,

Chinese Ministries Jointly Regulating Online Order

18.02.2008 20:57    chinatechnews.com
News from the Ministry of Public Security is that 13 Chinese ministries have been taking a joint action since last month to regulate online order, with the emphasis being given to the cleaning out of such content as candid snapshots,

Hong Kong Spends HK$200 Million On Wi-Fi Construction

18.02.2008 20:57    chinatechnews.com
Hong Kong's Office of the Telecommunications Authority says the government has decided to invest HK$200 million in the coming two years on the construction of Wi-Fi facilities, which will be provided to users free of charge.


Hangzhou Home For 3DLABS' New Center

18.02.2008 20:57    chinatechnews.com
3DLABS Semiconductor is reinforcing its commitment to the Asia Pacific market by establishing a design and technical support center in Hangzhou.

Snow Sweeps Away The Confidence Of Those In Power In China

18.02.2008 19:30    chinadigitaltimes.net
Overseas political commentator Liang Jing wrote following essay, thanks to Dr. David Kelly for the translation: China's 2008 snow storms are still far from approaching an end: tens of millions of farmers in mountain regions are still anxiously awaiting rescue

China Men's Football Team Loses to Korea, but Women are Victorious

18.02.2008 19:30    chinadigitaltimes.net
China's men's national football team lost 3-2 to South Korea in the opening football game of the 2008 East Asian Championship in Chongqing, China. China’s coach, Vladimir Petrovic deflected criticism from the local media, while one of the team’s captain,

Beijing Loses The Early Rounds Of Pre-Games Public Relations Battle

18.02.2008 19:30    chinadigitaltimes.net
From the South China Morning Post, Wang Xiangwei writes: Can the propaganda masters in Beijing get a grip on their horses and stop the kind of silly stunts like the one being conducted in Shanghai? Shanghai's Xinmin Evening News reported

Slideshow: All About Train Tickets

18.02.2008 17:24    chinadigitaltimes.net
A netizen with the nickname Zeng Guangyong posted some photos taken recently on fengniao.com. These photos illustrate how difficult it is for common people in China to buy train tickets back home for Spring Festival. Zeng Guangyong says that it

China's Jan. Foreign Investment Doubles

18.02.2008 17:24    chinadigitaltimes.net
From AP via New York Post : China attracted $11.2 billion in foreign investment in January, up 109.8 percent from the same month last year, the government said Monday. The Commerce Ministry , which reported the figure in a one-sentence

Chinese Breast Cancer Rates Rising at Home and Abroad

18.02.2008 17:24    chinadigitaltimes.net
Ten years after moving to the United States, Chinese women face breast cancer rates 80 percent higher than those of more recent immigrants, prompting concerns that Western eating habits may be driving rates in Beijing and Shanghai as well, according

Chinese Internet Firm Wants Voice in Microsoft/Yahoo Talks

18.02.2008 17:24    chinadigitaltimes.net
Alibaba Group, in which Yahoo holds a 39 percent stake, wants a stronger voice in the talks between Microsoft and Yahoo to influence how shares would be transferred to any new owner. From Reuters via eweek.com : Alibaba Group ,

Rumor: Beijing Intervenes Into Microsoft's Acquisition Of Yahoo

18.02.2008 17:22    chinatechnews.com
According to Zaobao.com, Beijing has intervened into Microsoft's acquisition of Yahoo by asking Chinese online e-commerce service provider Alibaba to provide detailed information on the acquisition and by keeping a close watch on the process of the acquisition as well

M:Metrics on Mobile Media Consumption in China

18.02.2008 17:02    cwrblog.net (2)
According to latest data from the Ministry of Information Industry, there were about 550 million mobile subscribers in China by the end of 2007. Mobile handsets will undoubtedly become the most used media consumption device among Chinese users, if it
China    Web

Toyota Redesigns 'Crown'; New Lineup Includes Hybrid Model

18.02.2008 16:53    japancorp.net
Tokyo, Japan, Feb 18, 2008 - (JCN Newswire) - Toyota Motor Corporation announced today it has completely redesigned the "Crown Royal Saloon" and "Crown Athlete" series and added a hybrid model to the product lineup. The Royal Saloon and Athlete
Japan    Automotives    Press-releases

PingMag: Japanese Packaging Design

18.02.2008 14:34    jeansnow.net
Bianca Beuttel continues her excellent series of articles on Japanese package design for PingMag, this time covering the use (or imitation) of nature in packaging.time savedtime saved
Japan    Blogs
PingMag: Japanese Packaging Design

Mazda Produces 100,000th All-New Demio in Japan; Highly Acclaimed Demio Posts Strong Global Sales Results

18.02.2008 13:10    japancorp.net (2)
Tokyo, Japan, Feb 14, 2008 - (JCN Newswire) - Mazda Motor Corporation announced that production of the all-new Mazda Demio (known overseas as the all-new Mazda2) in Japan reached 100,000 units at the end of January 2008. This milestone was
Japan    Top Companies    Press-releases

Smugglers Return iPhones to China

18.02.2008 12:53    chinadigitaltimes.net
Apple's stalled negotiations with China Mobile may have delayed the iPhone's official debut in China, but perhaps millions have already been sold by smugglers, some for more than $600. From the New York Times: These unofficial distribution networks help explain

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