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China Milk Scandal Firm Asked For Cover-up Help
From Reuters, via the Washington Post: China’s latest food safety problem, involving the addition of the industrial chemical melamine to milk to cheat in quality tests, has caused public outrage and put the spotlight back on deficiencies in industry oversight and weak regulatory bodies. China has already said the city government in Shijiazhuang, home to the Sanlu Group whose contaminated milkOctober 1, 2008 10:03 AM
Foreign Websites Blocked Again
Qiu Chen reports in AsiaWeek (亚洲周刊), via backchina.com, translated by CDT’s Lucy Lin:
China blocks foreign website
China’s Relaxed Reporting Rules Set to Expire
The Foreign Ministry has acknowledged that the new reporting rules for foreign journalists, which were implemented with v
September 9, 2008 2:05 PM
Olympics Are Ratings Bonanza for Chinese TV
David Barboza reports in the New York Times:
Analysts say global corporations seeking a foothold in this potentially hu
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