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James West (born 21 February, 1982) is an Australian journalist, author, and documentary film maker. He lives in Sydney.

He was born in Galston, Australia, and attended high school at Barker College, a selective independent school in Hornsby, a North Shore suburb of Sydney. He is a graduate of the University of Sydney (Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications) and New York University (Masters of Journalism). He has worked as a producer for radio for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in Sydney, in Beijing as a Foreign Expert at Chinese Radio International (one of the two state-owned national radio broadcasting networks in the People's Republic of China), as an on-air presenter on CRI's China Drive, and currently as Executive Producer of Triple J's national, daily current affairs program, Hack.

His memoir, Beijing Blur (ISBN 9780143006756), will be published by Penguin Books in Australia in June 2008. The book is an account of West's time in Beijing in 2005-06, particularly at Chinese Radio International, and also includes chapters on the capital punishment, Chinese punk rock music, blogging, and China’s underground gay and lesbian culture.

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-'''James West''' (born [[21 February]], [[1982]]) is an Australian journalist, author, and documentary film maker. He lives in [[Sydney]].
+'''James West''' (born [[21 February]], [[1982]]) is an Australian [[journalist]], [[author]], and [[documentary]] [[film maker]]. He lives in [[Sydney]].
-He was born in [[Galston, New South Wales |Galston]], Australia, and attended high school at [[Barker College]], a selective independent school in [[Hornsby, New South Wales|Hornsby]], a [[North Shore (Sydney)|North Shore]] suburb of [[Sydney, New South Wales|Sydney]].  He is a graduate of the [[University of Sydney]] (Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications) and [[New York University]] (Masters of Journalism). He has worked as a producer for radio for the [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation]] in [[Sydney]], in [[Beijing]] as a Foreign Expert at [[Chinese Radio International]] (one of the two state-owned national radio broadcasting networks in the [[People's Republic of China]]), as an on-air presenter on CRI's [[China Drive]], and currently as Executive Producer of [[Triple J]]'s national, daily current affairs program, [[Hack (radio program) |Hack]].
+He was born in [[Galston, New South Wales |Galston]], [[Australia]], and attended high school at [[Barker College]], a selective independent school in [[Hornsby, New South Wales|Hornsby]], a [[North Shore (Sydney)|North Shore]] suburb of [[Sydney, New South Wales|Sydney]].  He is a graduate of the [[University of Sydney]] (Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications) and [[New York University]] (Masters of Journalism). He has worked as a producer for radio for the [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation]] in [[Sydney]], in [[Beijing]] as a Foreign Expert at [[Chinese Radio International]] (one of the two state-owned national radio broadcasting networks in the [[People's Republic of China]]), as an on-air presenter on CRI's [[China Drive]], and currently as Executive Producer of [[Triple J]]'s national, daily current affairs program, [[Hack (radio program) |Hack]].
-His memoir, [[Beijing Blur]] (ISBN 9780143006756), will be published by [[Penguin Books]] in Australia in June 2008. The book is an account of West's time in Beijing in 2005-06, particularly at [[Chinese Radio International]], and also includes chapters on the [[capital punishment]], Chinese rock/punk music, [[blogging]], and China’s underground gay and lesbian culture.
+His memoir, ''Beijing Blur'' (ISBN 9780143006756), will be published by [[Penguin Books]] in Australia in June 2008. The book is an account of West's time in Beijing in 2005-06, particularly at [[Chinese Radio International]], and also includes chapters on the [[capital punishment]], Chinese [[punk rock]] [[music]], [[blogging]], and China’s underground [[gay]] and [[lesbian]] culture.
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