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    South China Morning Post launches Goldthread, its third new site this year
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    Abacus covers tech in China broadly, and Inkstone is a daily digest on Chinese life and politics, with an eye towards explaining China for people who might just be glancingly interested in the country or newly aware of its influence in global politics. The newly launched Goldthread focuses on food, travel and culture in China with a new theme each month, and is available first through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram (standalone website coming later this year). —
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