“Blogging is more about fun than anti-censorship crusades”

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In the South China Morning Post of March 30th, 2008, the “Changing Faces” column meets with Steven Lin Jiashu (林嘉澍), the blogger behind Antiwave. He and his colleague Randy Jiang, aka “Pingke”, make commentary on current issues and produce interviews with people not heard on mainstream radio. “One of my favourite projects is an interview … Continue reading ““Blogging is more about fun than anti-censorship crusades””

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In the South China Morning Post of March 30th, 2008, the “Changing Faces” column meets with Steven Lin Jiashu (林嘉澍), the blogger behind Antiwave. He and his colleague Randy Jiang, aka “Pingke”, make commentary on current issues and produce interviews with people not heard on mainstream radio. “One of my favourite projects is an interview with Time magazine reporter Simon Elegant and blogger Vicky Yang. Simon interviewed Vicky in his report China’s me generation, a cover story for the magazine’s November (2007) issue.”, says Lin in the interview he gives in the SCMP.

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Dans le South China Morning Post du 30 mars 2008, la chronique « Changing Faces » rencontre Steven Lin Jiashu (林嘉澍), le blogueur derrière le Antiwave. Lui et son collègue Randy Jiang, alias « Pingke », font du commentaire sur des sujets actuels et produisent des entrevues avec des gens négligés par la radio grand public. « L’un de mes projets favoris fut une entrevue avec le journaliste du magazine Time Simon Elegant et la blogueuse Vicky Yang. Simon avait interviewé Vicky dans son reportage China’s me generation, un article en page couverture de l’édition de novembre (2007). », raconte Lin dans l’entrevue qu’il donne au SCMP.

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