1 February, 2006

better than the infomercials back home

The world’s oldest profession is illegal in most of Asia. Singapore is an exception, but neither the Straits Times nor any of the state-run broadcasters would ever run ads for certain services. Thankfully, Taiwan has private television networks.

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On late night TV in Taiwan, you can often see ads for hotels, bars, and KTVs, with women in provocative outifts or dancing lasciviously, beer in hand. Hmmm….what could they possibly be selling?

In Shanghai, the escort and massage services will regularly run spots in the government-linked Shanghai Daily.

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