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By Stephen Copeman Nancy opened the door, greeting me with her usual drawn out ‘hey.’ The metal door firmly closed in front of me soon opened to a familiar loud ‘clank’. I entered her apartment,...
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No Interference at Chinese Music Festivals
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By Nathan Griffiths While the current state of the Chinese performing arts is not likely to “attract any international delegates,” it could take off in as little as one or two years, according to a...
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Market Access Is Neither Equal Nor Free
By Howard Tsang Dreamworks Animation SKG, Inc. will gain market access to the fastest growing entertainment market through a joint venture deal with Chinese state-owned media groups. The new venture,...
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Shenzhen celebrates its hip-hop culture
Jeremy Blum (Image from www.shenzhenstuff.com) SHENZHEN, CHINA – With nearly three hours of live shows from local musicians, ten graffiti artists in attendance and two hundred tickets already sold,...
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