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Category Archives: Propaganda
“China on the Way”
This 17-minute-long “national image film” features a string of uplifting facts and inspiring pronouncements: “Chinese people have never cherished their cultural heritage more than today, nor felt more its lingering charm, which is why, after so many generations, we are still here.”
Government push for news media company IPOs
The Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the China Securities Regulatory Commission are actively pushing the listing of ten news websites.
Posted in Media business, Propaganda
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Cultural Revolution propaganda photos
Propaganda photos from the Cultural Revolution from the collection of Thomas H. Hahn.
Posted in Propaganda
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Hu Jintao is also grandpa
‘Grandpa’ Hu Jintao welcomes children from the earthquake zone to Zhongnanhai.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged earthquake, Hu Jintao, propaganda, Russia, Sichuan, Zhongnanhai
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More on the 50 cent army
More on China’s ‘fifty cent army’ of online propagandists.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, fifty cent army, Internet, media regulation, propaganda, public relations
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CCTV imagines a perfect world
Laughable propaganda about press freedoms from CCTV.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, foreign media, media regulation, Olympics, press, Western Media
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