Cheat Sheet: August 24-25, 2011
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- What does Foxconn have to say about Jobs’ resignation and Apple heir Tim Cook? (SF Gate)
- In Gaddafi’s lair, rebels found an album filled with photos of his “darling” Condoleezza. (MSNBC)
- Haruki Murakami’s Norwegian Wood has been banned at a New Jersey high school. (Guardian)
- Georgetown’s James Millward clarifies what it takes to get a scholar blacklisted in China. (The China Beat)
- Christopher Johnson wonders if Japanese concerts are just cash cows. (CNNGo)
- Chinese writer Lu Xun’s essay “Kong Yiji” was satirized as ”Biden Eats Noodles.” (Inside-Out China)
- The latest on the Georgetown-China basketball brawl. (CFR)
- Korean comic creators have learned how to leverage cool web effects. (Wear headphones!) (Naver)
- Vietnam tries to stifle its anti-China protesters. (Asia Society)
- China executed the driver who killed a Mongol herder, sparking massive riots in Inner Mongolia. (AP via Yahoo!)
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