Morning Links: Radio pirates, mistresses and car museums

• Illegal radio operators put on notice in Shanghai
  There are apparently large numbers of unlicensed radio operators in China, whose transmissions often interfere with uses of specialized frequencies
• EMI, Baidu launch Chinese online music service
  This is streaming, free, online music. Stuff you cannot download, unless you have the right software.
• Hong Kong limits pregnant Chinese women
  Hong Kong limiting the number of mainland Chinese pregnant women entering the SAR, esp. those who do not have appointments. Some attempt to get residency rights for their children.
• Gentrification worries Shanghai preservationists
  Foreign residents talk about the need to preserve old buildings.
• Shanghai's First Automobile Museum
  The museum was opened in Jiading and includes the first generation of Chinese produced vehicles as well as classic cars from the US.
• Woman touts mistress life online
  Woman in Shenzhen gives us the scandalous details of her life as an "er nai," replete with sizzling sexy pictures of herself in various states of undress.
• Shenzhen Airlines to transport donated human organs for free
  That includes corneas!
• Shenzhen Metro stirs debate over fine for eating
  Shenzhen metro riders can face fines up to 200rmb for eating or drinking on the subway.

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