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Oiwan Lam · July, 2009
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a media activist, researcher and educator currently based in Hong Kong. my chinese writings are in inmediahk.net and my twitter account is @oiwan.

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Latest posts by Oiwan Lam from July, 2009

Japan: Housing statistics

· 31 July 2009

Chinese NGOs: reading political signs in the fate of Gongmeng

· 31 July 2009

China: Sulfur mining in Big Tree County

· 30 July 2009

Japan: DPJ's election manifesto

· 29 July 2009

China: “Internet addiction disorder” is a joke

· 28 July 2009

China: The New York Times Enrages Netizens

· 27 July 2009

China: How Buildings Are Built In Shenzhen

· 27 July 2009

China: Chinese Internet Memes For 2009

· 24 July 2009

Japan: Mizuhiki twine art

· 24 July 2009

South Korea: White Guys Blogging About Korean Women

· 24 July 2009

China: Memorable Quotations from Qin Gang

· 22 July 2009

China: On Eclipses and Astronomy in Chinese history

· 22 July 2009

Japan: Political animation

· 22 July 2009

China: Manufacturing abandon infants

· 22 July 2009

China: Defamation Can No Longer Be Used to Restrict Netizen Speech

· 20 July 2009

China: Xinjiang People – Sorry and Thank You

· 20 July 2009

China: Tweeting a detention experience

20 July 2009

Yesterday, Guangzhou blogger Beifeng went hiking with a number of friends in Baiyun mountain. Some of them were wearing a t-shirt that carry a slogan from Xinhua Daily in1946 that...

China: Tecn.cn harmonized

· 20 July 2009

China: Challenges to the Judiciary in the Age of the Internet

· 20 July 2009

China: Muslim blogger to be investigated

· 18 July 2009

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