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Surprisingly comprehensive. - William Moss

Lu Guang's China pollution photos - William Moss

FOR nearly two decades, the Communist Party strove to wipe out the national memory of Zhao Ziyang, the reform-minded party secretary who opposed the use of force against pro-democracy protesters in 1989... - William Moss

Pepsi's online marketing in China - William Moss

Further movement in China's plans to create something analogous to a modern media industry. - William Moss

Patriotic ringback tones for 10/1 - William Moss

"The selection of slogans has always been a gauge of the party-state’s mood at the moment of the parade. Sadly, since the nineteen-eighties, the lacklustre bureaucratese of Deng Xiaoping and his technocratic successors has consistently assured us of bland and turgid sloganeering. Invariably, this time around there will be the usual nostrums related to Hu Jintao’s much touted but deeply troubled “harmonious society” (hexie shehui) and the “scientific developmental strategy,” which is his vaunted theoretical contribution to “Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought-Deng Xiaoping Theory and Jiang Zemin-ideas.” These will appear along with the usual array of wholesome homilies in the national media." - William Moss

Fun and games with Han Sanping and the China Film Corporation - William Moss

Good China Law Blog post on FCPA issues. - William Moss

Photos of efforts to calibrate the participants of the 60th anniversary parade. - William Moss

Awesome propaganda poster - William Moss

Superb photographs of the preparations for the 60th National Day in China. - William Moss

Superb photographs of the preparations for the 60th National Day in China. - William Moss

Interesting roundup of Baidu's status in China, and competition with Google. - William Moss

Useful thoughts on social media and the plague of "social media experts" - William Moss

Dated but still some useful info. - William Moss

Royalty free music resources. - William Moss

Sunny Lee's article on the Tsinghua Journalism School. - William Moss

Is Caijing going to lose its edge? - William Moss

Politics Permeates Anti-Corruption Drive in China - William Moss

Counterfeit phone market in China - William Moss

The story of the death of Tim's Texas Roadhouse. I sympathize, but it was hard not to stroll down Super Bar Street and see its days as numbered. It can join the now long-departed Sanlitun South among the collection of great Beijing watering-hole districts paved over in name of redevelopment. - William Moss

Surreal and informative at the same time. Tweets leaking Central Propaganda Bureau directives from China Digital Times. - William Moss

The Chinese Internet, for all its problems, is the closest thing the country has to a Fourth Estate - William Moss

Funny - William Moss

The times, they are a changing. And not for the better. Many friends remarking on the general sense of tension in the air these days. - William Moss

Check out Malcolm Moore's excellent comments about the risks to Chinese people of talking to foreign correspondents. - William Moss

Check out Malcolm Moore's excellent comments about the risks to Chinese people of talking to foreign correspondents. - William Moss

People's Daily website commemorating the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic. Propagandariffic. - William Moss

Old but interesting article for anyone aspiring to be a writer - William Moss

Global Times and People's Daily affiliated website with the official line on Xinjiang. - William Moss

Fascinating. - William Moss