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China's other Olympic cities

Beijing isn't the only city staging the Summer Games. A half-dozen other cities will be hosting events

As Olympics Open, China's Economy Slows

With manufacturing activity shrinking due in part to the global slowdown, China's growth story loses momentum By Frederik Balfour

China Censorship 2.0 extends to twitters

The long arm of China’s censorship, it seems, now even extends even to Twitters. According to a video interview with prominent blogger Oiwan Lam, China’s thought police have monitored twitter postings of some of her friends, forcing them to limit access to their twitterings, thereby limiting their impact.
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CER links: Green Beijing, Opening ceremony performers

August 20, 2008 by CER Del.icio.us
What we’ve been reading recently: Olympics Postcard: Bug Wars: The Talk of the Town: The New Yorker - Kari Heliövaara, the man behind the greening of Beijing | none ESPN - Opening Ceremony performers faced harsh conditions - Olympics - Heatstroke, injury, adult diapers, and one unforgettable Olympics opening ceremony | none Subscribe to our recommended reading feed [..

The Bird’s Nest: Great venue, shame about the food

August 18, 2008 by Tim Burroughs
It works like clockwork. You get the subway to Beitucheng, go through security and you are in the special ticket-holders-only zone.

Bloviating on the Olympics: Give China a break

August 15, 2008 by James Roy
Tim Wu at Slate argues, persuasively in my opinion, that Western coverage of the Olympics has focused on the “two Ps” – pollution and protests – to an extent out of proportion to their significance, and displayed a more negative slant than it might in other countries: So are the media just being a little mean [..

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