The Shanghaiist's James Creegan spends an afternoon of Chinese net celeb "Red Laowai/红老外" - shopping for Chinese communist memorabilia while talking about the now (in)famous videos that show him singing Chinese nationalist anthems.
Read more »An Afternoon with Red Laowai
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Chinese Police Detain Woman Over Quake Video
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"How many of you died? It was just a few," Gao said. "China has so many people, anyway." 21 year old woman is arrested for a Youtube video she made after being separated from her beloved online gaming in China's 3-day mourning period.
Read more »YouTube: Your Olympic Crisis PR Champion?
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Why YouTube could be a cheap, highly visible savior to any Games-sponsoring company in China trouble
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Are We About to Lose Youtube? | All Roads Lead To China
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if the analysts are right, everyone in China may have the Youtube plug pulled on Jan 31, and unlike the outage before, it may not come back until Youtube signs on with a state owned media group.
Read more »Stage6 for China
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John over at Sinosplice hasn't found the solution to the YouTube block, but he's got a pretty darn good alternative - Stage6. According to John, though it doesn't have the numbers, Stage6 does have higher quality and faster download times.
Check out the post for a few links to some Stage6 videos about China.
Read more »Submitting YouTube Videos on HHR
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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:
Read more »House of the Flying Bananas
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From the Danwei article: "A group of American students of Chinese has produced a spoof kung fu film and posted it to Youtube. Apparently shot in Vermont, the film is titled House of Flying Bananas. The dialogue is in laowai-inflected Mandarin, with English subtitles."
It's a fun piece of silliness, which you can watch below or on YouTube.
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My Typical Day In China
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Here is a rather hilarious, if not silent, YouTube find from The 88s - anyone know what film it's from? Quote: "My wife took this video of me when we visited a small town near the North Korean border. I was a little drunk, but no more than most foreigners at 10 AM."
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