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Category Archives: Media
NPR, on the Chinese media
NPR’s On The Media, on the Chinese media.
Posted in Media
Tagged Hong Huang, Jiang Rong, media, media regulation, Modern Media, NPR, On The Media, Thomas Shao Zhong, WNYC, Wolf Totem
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Love in the time of earthquakes
Wang Xiaoshan (王小山) writes of an earthquake-related love quiz in the Mobile Paper (手机报).
Posted in Media
Tagged earthquake, quizzes, Southern Metropolis Daily, Wang Xiaoshan
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An Internet-certified expert speaks
Mu Shan (穆杉) writes for Oriental Outlook and describes how he became an ‘expert’ on Sino-Japanese relations.
Unwritten rules at a government press conference? Say it ain’t so
Wu Jianmin (吴建民) talks about unwritten rules (潜规则) at CPPCC press conferences.
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Tagged CPPCC, MASTV, press conferences
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“Senior Chinese officials learn to deal with media”
That’s the headline of a Xinhua article published today about Party cadres learning to deal with “vexatious questions” from the media: “Skills to deal with the media are part of political competence,” said Gao Xinmin, a veteran professor on Party … Continue reading
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Tagged media, media regulation, newspapers
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The ants, the tiger, and responsible journalism
Guangzhou Bang has info on the Yilishen (蚁力神) incident; the Beijing Evening News (北京晚报) has an opinion piece blasting story selection in the Chinese media.
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Tagged ants, Beijing Evening News, GZBang, journalism, Yilishen
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172 million Internet users in China
Up and up and up At the Seventh China Hi-Tech Trade Fair, held recently in Shenzhen, Ministry of Information Vice-Minister Lou Qinjian announced that, as of September 2007, China had 172 million Internet users. This figure represents a 10 million … Continue reading
Posted in China Information, Internet, Media, Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged china netizens internet population user 172 million
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Buzz and buzzwords at the 17th Party Congress
Oriental Outlook (瞭望东方周刊) writes about the Scientific Concept of Development (科学发展观) at the 17th Party Congress.
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Tagged Beijing Newspeak, GVO, Oriental Outlook, Party Congress, Southern Weekly
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Li Datong briefs Angela Merkel on Chinese news media
This article by Li Datong was originally published in the independent online magazine openDemocracy is republished with their kind permission. The piece originally appeared on this page. China’s media change: talking with Angela Merkel by Li Datong A dialogue with … Continue reading
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