Decided to have a bit of a lazy day, but interesting stories kept on hindering me. So, I will have you some links in stead of writing it all up:
- Shangba, China's village of death. People in a Guangdong village got concerned as almost everybody dies of cancer.
- Paul French on the importance of boring logistics.
- China's internet censorship system goes to court.
- Fighting organized crime with Chinese characteristics.
- Propaganda or journalism? CCTV-9's anchor man under fire.
- What happens when you protest against labor camps? You get into one yourself.
- More on China's mental firewall, coined by Isaac Mao. (Isaac is also a member of my Chinabiz Speakers' Bureau)
- More hacker' attacks from China, experts say, although they do not accuse the government or the PLA directly anymore.
- CDT translates a remarkable story where the city of Jiaxing forces companies buy or trade quota to limit pollution.
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