Here's online journalism in China. * – Tech-Web

msittig.blogspot.com — * Since Micah didn't officially title this bad boy I'm using the first line in the piece.

Fantastic explication at how one of the author's Flickr photos made it into the mainstream Chinese media in just a few hours.

full story »

Login or register to post comments
1191 reads

Submitted by fredster

1 year 47 weeks ago Made popular 1 year 47 weeks ago

Tags:

1 Comments

FarWestChina 1 year 47 weeks ago

That's crazy to follow the photo from camera to BBS to newspaper. I probably would have been a bit more unhappy about the situation than Micah was.

Who Hao/Bu Hao'd It?

Similar Stories on HHR

Inside the Chinese pirates' den: hacking Xbox360 & Playstation 3 - 1 day 21 hours ago

Few days ago we found the office of a Chinese pirate of Microsoft Xbox360 and Sony Playstation 3.

Sina, Tencent & others to require real name registering for social media by March 16th - 2 days 14 hours ago

The Weibo accounts hosted by Sina, Sohu, NetEase and Tencent will require real name and ID number registration from all users by March 16th, with unregistered users to be denied posting and forwarding capabilities.

How InsideoutChina.com Disappeared - 4 days 1 hour ago

An ongoing maddening incident about a China blog, this time it's not the Chinese government

Chinese Netizens S.I.C.K. With Desire For Facebook - 6 days 11 hours ago

Facebook’s yearning gaze across the Pacific seems to be met by many Chinese netizens who also pine for the social network.

ZDNet: Chinese Workers "Need To Suffer" - 6 days 12 hours ago

Jason Perlow explains why he thinks Chinese workers "need to suffer." Otherwise, prices will rise, which is a "nightmare scenario." Clearly this poster does not agree, but it's worth a read.

Morgan Stanley: 24-36 million more Chinese iPhones in 2013 | Fortune Tech - 1 week 2 days ago

Morgan Stanley has seen the future and it's a well-heeled Chinese man (or woman) with an iPhone. An AlphaWise survey of buying patterns among China's rapidly growing middle class shows what is possible in the mainland smartphone market. China Unicom, currently Apple's only official carrier, has 15 million high-end subscribers.

Twitter Wins New Fans Over Censorship - 1 week 2 days ago

via George Ding over at the Hypermodern ... will Twitter pull its pants down for the CCP? We shall see.

The Apple Boycott: People Are Spouting Nonsense about Chinese Manufacturing - 1 week 3 days ago

Agree or disagree -- a decent opinion piece from Tim Worstall: "It would appear that there's momentum being gained for the idea of boycotting Apple's products over conditions in the company's manufacturing chain in China. This is a very silly idea and there is much nonsense being spouted about those conditions."

What's Twitter? China's Netizens Say "Weibo = Freedom of Speech" - 1 week 5 days ago

Tea Leaf Nation translates the best quotes from a fascinating and frank Weibo discussion on regulation and freedom of speech.

A censored twitter coming back to China? - 1 week 6 days ago

Twitter sent its digital street cred tumbling on Thursday night when it announced that it would being selectively censoring content as a way to enter countries with “different ideas” about freedom of expression.