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Imagethief discusses the problems facing the relationships between China's State-controlled media and foreign media. Good read. Check it out.

Asian media sucks. Imagethief raps about just why that is.

Chinese netizens talk about pictures showing post-90s generation Chinese students during military training, comparing their behavior to previous generations.

China is sending 18 air marshals to the United States for anti-terror training as the two governments prepare to station marshals on flights linking the two countries, a news report said Wednesday.

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."

“After Kim Jong Il assumed power he began a program of ’sex training’ for spies, using agents from China and the former Soviet Union as instructors,” Terence Lee, a risk management consultant, tells. Such training may have included legendary ancient Chinese bedroom methods that, if applied correctly, might cause the object of seduction to suffer heart failure.

Global Voices asks: So where to find live disaster blogging from this past month’s catastrophe? This blogger has looked but still doesn’t know. Is Chinese media coverage sufficient? Project Diaster’s video blog seems to only bring us training videos and clips from old TV shows. So what’s the problem?

Li Datong, former editor of The Freezing Point, gives his thoughts on how media censorship in China is on its last leg. In translation (via the awesome ESWN blog), the commentary is insightful and gives hope towards media in the Middle Kingdom.

Imagethief gives some excellent advice to China's first 'citizen journalist' Zola and any other blogger who wants to be famous.