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Category Archives: Foreign media on China
Xu Wenli: How Chinese dissidents and the Communist Party use the Western media
An interview with Democracy Wall activist Xu Wenli: Is Western media coverage of dissidents and their activities good for them or for China? What have Chinese dissidents learned from the Communist Party about using the Western media?
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Danwei interviews Jonathan Watts: “Copenhagen will shape our lives for years to come”
Danwei interviews The Guardian’s first Asia Environment Correspondent on Copenhagen, his new book out in June, and reporting the environment in Asia.
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Tagged Copenhagen, Jonathan Watts, The Guardian
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China: The inevitable next global power?
Foreign Policy magazine has compiled a list of ‘top 100 global thinkers‘. They got 63 of them to participate in a survey about global issues.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Foreign Policy, Hu Shuli, Xu Zhiyong, Zhou Xiaochuan
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TIME‘s Austin Ramzy on GDP growth, the Global Media Summit and the TIME China blog
Austin Ramzy has been reporting for TIME for 6 years, starting in Hong Kong and moving to Beijing in 2007. Since then he has covered the Hong Kong Chief Executive election in 2007, the Beijing Olympics, Wenchuan earthquake and the Xinjiang riots.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Austin Ramzy, Blogging, Hong Kong, Time, Wenchuan earthquake, Xinjiang riots
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James Kynge: West miscasts Tiananmen protesters
Does the Western media perpetuate an inaccurate story about June 4?
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The Daily Telegraph‘s Richard Spencer on history and relocation
Leaving Beijing for Dubai, The Daily Telegraph‘s Richard Spencer talks about all the major issues that he reported on in the last year or more, including his feelings about being the first Western journalist to reach Yingxiu and historical and cultural understanding between China and the West.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged bronze heads, Dubai, history, reporting, Richard Spencer, The Daily Telegraph, Tibet
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The WSJ China Journal’s Sky Canaves talks law and farmers
Sky Canaves is a Wall Street Journal journalist based in Hong Kong, currently responsible for the online China Journal which compiles, on a daily basis, a list of English blog commentaries about China, and posts about current affairs, often using information from the blogosphere.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged China Journal, China reporting, Liu Xiaoyuan, Q&A, Sky Canaves, social issues, Wall Street Journal
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The New Yorker‘s Evan Osnos on writing from China
Formerly the China bureau chief of The Chicago Tribune, Evan became a staff writer for The New Yorker in September 2008.
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Tagged Evan Osnos, foreign correspondence, The Chicago Tribune, The New Yorker
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Veteran China photojournalist H.S. Liu talks domestic media
New Modern Media Group Editorial Director and veteran AP and Time photojournalist talks about importing his international experience, skewed foreign reporting on China, old Beijing, and new directions for Modern Media publications.
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Tagged AP, HS Liu, Modern Media, photographs, Time
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Economic downturn: Malcolm Moore’s Yangtze river delta trip
The Telegraph’s Shanghai correspondent is currently traveling around Jiangsu and Zhejiang province, or the Yangtze river delta area, trying to assess the Chinese financial situation.
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Tagged financial crisis, Telegraph
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