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• Fleetwood Mac announces new tour
• Andrea Bocelli back with "Passione"
• Somali piracy film gets Oscar nod
• Afghan films rise from ashes of war
• "Skyfall" and 007's flamboyant gadgets
• Film fans, experts call for censorship fix
• Chinese New Year festivities to hit London
• Cross talkers to light up CCTV Gala
• Spring Festival Gala holds 1st rehearsal
• The power of the purse - China Price Watch - January 28,2013 - BONTV China
• Chinese TV series finds American audience - Microblog Buzz - January 28,2013 -- BONTV China
• Azarenka beats injured Li na - Media Watch - January 28,2013 - BONTV China
• Beijing cough - China Take - January 28,2013 - BONTV China
• A smartphone by a noodle company - China Beat - January 28,2013 - BONTV China
• At Davos, predictions for reform - Biz Wire - January 28, 2013 - BONTV China

Fleetwood Mac announces new tour Posted: 29 Jan 2013 07:33 PM PST After more than four decades making music, the British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac is preparing to hit the road again for a 2013 tour, which begins in spring.

Andrea Bocelli back with "Passione" Posted: 29 Jan 2013 07:27 PM PST Classical music superstar Andrea Bocelli is back with a new album, "Passione."

Somali piracy film gets Oscar nod Posted: 29 Jan 2013 07:19 PM PST Another war torn region is also getting its story heard. The piracy menace in the Horn of Africa region has come under the spotlight recently and in a very unusual way.

Afghan films rise from ashes of war Posted: 29 Jan 2013 07:08 PM PST It may not be world renowned - yet, but despite 30 years of war, the burgeoning Afghan film industry is earning critical acclaim, taking it?s place in festivals around the world.

"Skyfall" and 007's flamboyant gadgets Posted: 29 Jan 2013 06:54 PM PST "Skyfall", the 23rd improbable adventure film from the British Spy James Bond, has raked in more than 35 million US dollars since opening on January 21st.

Film fans, experts call for censorship fix Posted: 29 Jan 2013 05:36 PM PST The latest Bond flick, Skyfall, hit China?s big screen last week on January 21st. But moviegoers are raising eyebrows at the version they saw.

Chinese New Year festivities to hit London Posted: 29 Jan 2013 04:57 PM PST Due to the huge Chinese diaspora, comprising millions of people scattered across every continent, Chinese new year is also celebrated in many countries.

Cross talkers to light up CCTV Gala Posted: 29 Jan 2013 04:56 PM PST Cross talk performer Guo Degang is one of the most anticipated stars who will grace the stage for the 2013 Spring Festival Gala.

Spring Festival Gala holds 1st rehearsal Posted: 29 Jan 2013 04:53 PM PST Inside our CCTV headquarters, as CCTV?s Spring Festival Gala, the hotly anticipated variety show held on the eve of the lunar new year, is now in its countdown phase.

The power of the purse - China Price Watch - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Posted: 29 Jan 2013 12:21 AM PST The power of the purse - China Price Watch - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Go to www.bon.tv to watch the full episode China Citic Bank and research consultancy Horizon recently published results from a survey showing that 36.8% of urban Chinese women contribute more than half of family income in major cities. From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 05:41 More in News & Politics

Chinese TV series finds American audience - Microblog Buzz - January 28,2013 -- BONTV China Posted: 28 Jan 2013 11:46 PM PST Chinese TV series finds American audience - Microblog Buzz - January 28,2013 -- BONTV China Go to bon.tv to watch the full episode Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 05:45 More in News & Politics

Azarenka beats injured Li na - Media Watch - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Posted: 28 Jan 2013 11:03 PM PST Azarenka beats injured Li na - Media Watch - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Go to www.bon.tv to watch the full episode Belarus world No. 1 Victoria Azarenka beat injured Li Na of China in three sets to retain her Australian Open title here on Saturday in a dramatic women's singles final at the Melbourne Park. The match was stopped three times, twice when sixth-seeded Li twisted her left ankle and took medical timeouts and once for a fireworks display as it was the Australian National Day. Trailing 1-3 in the second set, Li sprained her left ankle for the first time. The problem restricted Li's movement and the defending champion managed to close out the set 6-4. Li got her ankle struck again in the fourth game of the deciding set while she was leading 2-1. Li fell and hit her head hard on the court, forcing doctors to check her for signs of concussion before letting her to move. "It was a tough match. Azarenka is world No. 1 and defending champion. I think she played better than I did in today's important match, so that's why she can win the title," Li added. Li, the crowd favorite of the final, started the first set with a double-fault. The finalists exchanged breaks in the first set before Li held and broke Azarenka to go 3-1 ahead. Li served for the first set at 5-4 but crumbled and was broken to love. Azarenka's errors in the very next game handed her opponent the first set as the Belarusian double-faulted on set point. After her second medical treatment, Li went back and took Azarenka to break point before the Belarusian held serve. Li was <b>...</b> From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 02:24 More in News & Politics

Beijing cough - China Take - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Posted: 28 Jan 2013 11:00 PM PST Beijing cough - China Take - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Go to bon.tv to watch the full episode We had Beijing Duck, Beijing Opera and now this fairly self explanatory term to describe the effects of Beijing's dry and less than crystal clear air on the human lungs. It's become a much sought after item on Chinese search engines recently following a number of days of appalling pollution in the capital. In fact air quality indices that measure the number of dangerous small pollutant particles - PM2.5 - were off the charts for seven days. Poor visibility meant flight were canceled, tall buildings disappeared in the smog, and the wearing of masks became commonplace as residents complained of coughs and wheezes. Amidst all this, one of the city's top doctors - He Quanying of Peking University People's Hospital -- caused much online mirth when he objected to the term 'Beijing cough' -- long used by foreigners having trouble acclimatizing to Beijing's atmosphere. The good Dr. He told the Economic Information Daily that it was impossible to link the symptoms to just air pollution, or one particular city and said the term was an "extreme insult to Beijing"! From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 02:12 More in News & Politics

A smartphone by a noodle company - China Beat - January 28,2013 - BONTV China Posted: 28 Jan 2013 08:44 PM PST A smartphone by a noodle company - China Beat - January 28,2013 - BONTV China The latest smartphone is from a noodle maker.It was reported that Ting Hsin International Group, parent company of instant noodle giant Tangyi Holding Corp is breaking into the mobile phone sector by creating a new cell phone brand, INHON, and issuing its first intelligent mobile phone INHON G1. From: bontvchina Views: 2 0 ratings Time: 01:19 More in News & Politics

At Davos, predictions for reform - Biz Wire - January 28, 2013 - BONTV China Posted: 28 Jan 2013 06:26 PM PST At Davos, predictions for reform - Biz Wire - January 28, 2013 - BONTV China Go to www.bon.tv to watch the full episode Follow us on Weibo weibo.com or Twitter.com/ChinaBizWire The head of China's National Economic Research Institute said in Davos that China's economy is now recovering from a soft landing, but the big challenge this year will be to prevent overheating while still promoting growth. Fan Gang told a session on China's growth prospects at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alpine resort of Davos that the world's second-largest economy should grow faster this year than it did last year. China posted growth of 7.8 per cent last year, its weakest performance since the 1990s, but its economy started reviving at the end of the year when growth rose to 7.9 per cent, up from the two previous quarters. The recovery would coincide with China's new leadership. Xi Jinping was chosen in November to succeed President Hu Jintao as party leader, and will take over the presidency in March. Fan said growth could be supported by local governors' plans for infrastructure spending and new housing construction spurred by migration from rural areas to cities. The challenge, he said, will be to see how the central government and the banking system can work together to maintain growth while not allowing the added government spending to promote further heavy borrowing and overheating of investments. Fan said 2013 could also be the year to start a new round of financial, economic, regulatory, and social reforms that the Chinese people are expecting. Fan <b>...</b> From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 02:18 More in News & Politics

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