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Monday, December 21, 2009
I'm So Busy
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Learned Vocabularies
1. Towards the end of the evening, a group of about 30 protesters were preparing to spend the night in the centre, apparently with the blessing of security guards.
2. In the main hall, meanwhile, a succession of presidents and prime ministers made set-piece speeches.
3. took the dress on approval.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Billboard Recruitment Ad

Monday, December 7, 2009
The Veil of BTChina's "Licenseless" Shut Down
BTChina (btchina.net), one of the most famous BT sharing sites, is totally put to death. The rumour that its webmaster has been detained was once spread like wildfire over the internet, though yesterday, the webmaster of BTChina left a very brief message at the webpage to clarify the case.
Not merely BTChina, many other well-known websites sharing BT seeds are shut down since last week. It is apparently that a campaign of cracking down online piracy has been kicked off by some Chinese central government officers, coordinating another campaign of shutting down pornographic wap sites for mobile phones.
Now, if we read the above story from a new perspective, we can get something very useful out of these cases.
On the surface, the campaigns are aiming at piracy. But the reason of shutting down those websites is not that they don't have copyright license, but that they don't have an administrative license of online dissemination of audio-visual programs issued by the government. Interesting enough?
In a nutshell, we learnt from these stories that proving a website "has no administrative license" in China is far easier than proving the content of that website "has no copyright license"
In this circumstance, the copyright owners' best strategy of fighting piracy may not be filing the case to court, but reporting the authority that the targeted website does not obtain the license of disseminating Audio-Visual programs (or license of disseminating other contents).
These cases, it seems to me, herald a fresh way of fighting privacy.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
A Tough Job Ahead
Cross fingers and say amen.
Friday, December 4, 2009
The Rising of 杯具
Web language is influencing our life, whether you know it or not. Just brace for the coming web culture wave.