Around The Web On TEFL: December 15

Reporters Without Borders congratulates Wikipedia for not censoring its own site in order to gain official approval in China: the English-language version has just been unblocked, the Chinese version remains inaccessible for the time being.
A lecturer in Malaysia offers an explanation for why plagiarism seems to be common in universities.
Beszel Angolul? If so you might be interested in the new English-language theatre taking place in Budapest.
It’s not only Gwenyth Paltrow: Cameron Diaz is having language issues too. With British English.
See whether you are TEFL material, or if the Guardian thinks you are anyway.
University College London has decided to refuse entry to students who haven’t studied a foreign language.
An alternative take on the recent decision in the UK to make language study in high school optional.
The Beijing Emergency Medical Center is recruiting volunteers who speak English and other foreign languages to work the phone lines during the Olympics.
Government leaders in Korea express concerns about the costs and effectiveness of English villages in their country.