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Hi all, that last submission made me realize that I never made it entirely clear how to submit YouTube (or other) videos to the Hao Hao Report.

I had put the information in the FAQ, but who looks there, and it was broken regardless. So... here it is:

Mineral mining company, Admax Resources has recently changed its name to China YouTV Corp. The move is to reflect the company's growing interest in the online video sharing industry.

You heard right: mineral company enters online video sharing industry...

The Duck's got a good commentary on the news. Check it out.

On November 8, 2006, Islamist websites posted a 32-minute video showing mujahideen training and operating in the Xinjiang (Shing Yang) District in western China, referred to in the video as "Eastern Turkestan."

Writers at The New Dominion were able to view the video which started making rounds among Uyghur independence sites showing the execution of 3 Chinese citizens. While an actual Uyghur connection to the hostage event is practically nonexistent, there is still much significance in that the video was deliberately aimed at a Uyghur audience.

Sclipo launches a new live video feature, “Sclipo Live”. Sclipo Live lets you teach for money one-on-one through live video conferencing.

The international outrage over the shooting of Tibetan refugees attempting to cross into Nepal has intensified today with the posting of a video of the event on YouTube, shot by a Romanian cameraman. The killings were captured on video from the slopes of Cho Oyu at a distance of approximately 1 kilometer. The video clearly shows several of the refugees falling to the ground as PLA soldiers fire rifle shots in their direction.

A very outrageous video of Cantonese teens attacking a naked girl in a hotel room while four boys watch and laugh. Supposedly 6-8 of the teens in the video were eventually arrested. NOTE: This video contains nudity.

The New Dominion translates some reactions to the recent Kashgar attack posted as responses to a news report covering the attack on the video sharing site Youku.

This video was done on some Japanese variety program. But it certainly puts a wacky spin on the Chinese national game.

(See how I made that pun? Put a "spin" on? Wow...)