November 21, 2011 5:55 AM
Tag: Publishing
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Authorities Raid Office Of Chinese Health Activist
From AP: Chinese authorities seized dozens of newsletters from a nonprofit group that fights discrimination against people with hepatitis B, a campaigner said Thursday, calling the move retribution for the group’s advocacy work. Two officials from the Beijing Cultural Law Enforcement Agency, in charge of campaigns against printed and DVD pornography and piracy, on Wednesday confiscated aboutJuly 29, 2009 8:01 PM
Tiger Mother, Meet Wolf Dad
After Amy Chua’s “Tiger Mother” prompted a wave of debate on parenting when it hit Chinese bookshelves
Has China Found the Future of Publishing?
Self-publishing websites are big business in China, and the Guardian looks at whether the model could be exported west: T
November 6, 2011 11:10 PM
Chinese Publishers Adapt to Rising Popularity of E-Books
Ebooks continue to grow in popularity in China, on the back of widespread mobile phone adoption and strong tablet sales.
September 19, 2011 11:35 PM
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- Amy Chua’s ‘Tiger Mother’ H...
- Book Publishers Scramble for Chinese Readers
- Chinese Author to Publish Book Critical of Pr...
- Thousands Sign Up for Han Han’s Party, ...
- Not Aesopian Enough: A Chinese Publishing Fab...
- China to Loosen Control over Book Publishing
- Publishers Look to China and India to Help Th...
- National Geographic Goes Chinese
- Interesting Times – Richard Lea
- Yazhou Zhoukan Shut Out of the Mainland? R...
- What’s China Reading? – Jeffrey N...
- The Chinese Novel Finds New Life Online ̵...
- New Information Control Measure in China R...
- China Steps Up Publishing Curbs on Magazines ...
- Banned in Beijing – Jennifer Chou
- Book excerpts: The Press – Zhu Huaxiang...
- More Chinese prefer electronic reading –...
