Hong Huang on why net publications may overtake print ones
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Author: Jason Li
Jason Li is an independent designer, artist and educator. Once upon a time, he studied engineering and ran a news site about fan translations of video games.
Shirts for Sale!
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We’ve blogged about this set of designs before, but who knew they were going to make them into shirts?
For purchase details (168RMB), see Choc_Orange’s webpage.
Draft law to further push breaking news onto the net
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Featured Art: explosives create art!
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From the 佐佐佑 Donews blog, art created by explosives:
The comment underneath (by Fwolf) states, “Rich, really rich.”
Via PostShow.
520 Netbar, Beijing
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Reporting from an up-scale netbar (520数码天地) in Chaoyang, Beijing.
Here, seats are grouped into single-computer cocoons & round-table group-play canopies on top of the usual cluster-rows. The Saturday-afternoon clientele includes expatriate youth.
Below are the top 10 shows watched, all free once you pay the hourly computer usage fee:
They are, in order:
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Photo Report of NetBars in ZhengZhou
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Reporting from Zheng Zhou (a fast-growing second-tier city and the capital of the Henan province).
The entrance of one (seemingly disguised as semi-studious?):
The inside of another, filled with the usual crop of teenagers using IM, watching soaps, playing online games, and surfing the web:
And inside the same NetBar, posters of some…
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Featured Artist: Li Wei
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Tag Friends!
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Jackie Chan blogs!
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Mission Impossible helps sell “documents”
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ESWN reports: A screen capture of the new Mission Impossible 3 movie has been floating around on the BBS’s recently. On it is what some call “history’s most awesome small advertisement” – a telephone number for getting “documents.” Author of ESWN, Roland Soong, decides to call up the number and ask for fake ID documents in order to…
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