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China: Punditry and peer pressure

Written byLuisetta Mudie
Posted 14 March 2006 16:15 GMT

Danwei‘s Jeremy Goldkorn responds to comments on Bingfeng Teahouse, who was wondering if Goldkorn's approach to the Massage Milk hoax was conditioned by other Western writers, because he too imagined the blog had been closed by the authorities.

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