China Digital Media Readings for November 8th

• Posted by bbishop
• on November 8th, 2011

• In Unusual Move, Lashou Executives and Investors Pledge to Buy Shares in Own IPO | iChinaStock -
• Zhou Juan: Why I Sold Off 56.com | Tech in Asia -
• Hubblr: A New Dashboard for Global Social Marketing – China Included | Tech in Asia -
• No. 89 Shimen Road Leads Winners of China Independent Film Festival | dGenerate Films – Last week the 8th China Independent Film Festival concluded with Shu Haolun’s film No 89. Shimen Road taking the prize for Best Feature Film. The film is the narrative debut of Shu, who has directed the award-winning documentaries Nostalgia and Struggle.
• Made To Fit Me – Tailored Dresses at the China Price | TechRice -
• Cloudflare’s Matthew Prince On The Challenges Of China’s Internet Restrictions | TechCrunch -
• China launches English language TV service – FT.com – China’s state-owned broadcaster has launched an aggressive international push to extend the country’s influence, opening a new headquarters in Washington that will broadcast English-language programming from the heart of the US capital.
  China Central Television, which produces the ruling Communist party’s news shows and other propaganda programmes, is constructing a studio in Washington which will serve as its US broadcasting centre. It aims to begin broadcasting from the site by the middle of 2012 and produce up to six hours of original programming a day, according to people familiar with the plans.
• China Has 70 Android App Stores, But That Could Soon Whittle Down To 10 | paidContent -
• Two New Lists of Sina Weibo’s Banned Search Terms | China Digital Times (CDT) -
• 百度动刀子 代理商反水“揭盖子” – 产经 – 21世纪网 – Baidu cleaning up its medical advertising. Again
• For Chinese Startups, IPO is the Exit Strategy, Acquisitions Still Rare | iChinaStock -

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