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Sunday, May 01, 2005

Why an Angry Chinese Blogger?

Because I say so. I haven't endorsed much of anything or anyone, political or otherwise, since Black November. People close to me--and some people not so close to me--know that for some time I have been a particularly cranky curmudgeon at best, and a downright obstructionist social black hole at less than my worst. You don't want to know about my worst.

However, a blogger that I don't always agree with, but whose mind and writing I respect very much, is nominated for a prestigious award in the Reporters Without Borders' "Freedom Blogs Awards" in the "Asia" category. That blogger is Angry Chinese Blogger. If you don't know his work, go have a look and then vote below.

Those of you who know his work and agree with my assessment that he truly deserves to win can avoid the rush and vote for him now, right...
HERE.
 


6:39 PM / Editor / permalink    3 comments

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Hi, Mr Bosco

I'm Brenda, your former student in CFAU. Remember?

I'm now studying journalism in Australia. In class, we discuss journalistic ethic in the West and my professor ask me about the expression freedom in China at times. I find both issues problemetic tricky and complecated. And your article proves this again.

Hope to discuss journalistic topics with youlater.

Cheers

By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2:27 PM  

Sorry, Mr Bosco

I posted my comment at the wrong place: it actually is on your article 'A Moment in Beijing'.

By Blogger Brenda, at 3:10 PM  

Dear Brenda,

Of course I remember you. I owe you an e-mail, but I've been so busy lately. It is great to hear from you. Yes, we will discuss journalism; I am so happy that you are staying with it.

Most sincerely,

Joseph Bosco

By Blogger Joseph, at 11:14 PM  

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