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Category Archives: Media regulation
GAPP newspaper pirates blogger
Wang Xiaofeng erupts at China Press and Publishing Journal stealing one of his essays.
Posted in Blogs, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged GAPP, Wang Xiaofeng
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GAPP to clean up periodicals; Anti-Piracy Office shuts down a magazine
China New Observer (中国新观察) shut down by GAPP and the anti-pornography and anti-piracy office. Censorship, or punishment for scam running?
Posted in Beijing, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, State media
Tagged anti-piracy campaign, China New Observer, China Press and Publishing Journal, GAPP
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The mystery of the China Digital Newspaper Lab
The China Digital Newspaper Laboratory (中国数字报业实验室) – a mystery organization under GAPP’s Media Information Institute (媒体情报所). Worse than the National Committee for Oral Health (全国牙防组)?
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged GAPP
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Xi’an pirate TV station shut down
A village-run TV station in Xi’an’s Shuangqiaotou village (双桥头村) is shut down by the authorities.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, State media, TV
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Reuters – still legal after 50 years
Xinhua backs down on foreign wire service rules? Or just an empty gesture of friendliness?
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media and business gossip, Media business, Media regulation
Tagged Reuters, Xinhua
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Ministry of Culture explains the culture certification system
Liu Changquan (刘长权) of the Ministry of Culture talks to Southern Weekly (南方周末).
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged licenses, Liu Changquan, Ministry of Culture, Southern Weekly, talent shows
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Talent shows applaud the new professional exams; everyone else scoffs
Talent competitions react favorably to the new Ministry of Culture proposal to certify cultural workers; no one else does.
Posted in Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged Abing, Jinbao Daily, Ministry of Culture, talent shows, The Beijing News
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Coming soon: a license to sing
The Ministry of Culture suggests that certifying cultural workers will calm down the rage for talent shows.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged licenses, Ministry of Culture, talent shows
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Xinhua, CCTV, and the Virginia Tech shootings
Roundup of media analyses of the way the press reported the Virginia tech shootings.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged CCTV, media regulation, Virginia Tech
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Chinese media reacts to Virginia Tech shootings
Reactions on the Chinese internet about the Virginia Tech shootings of 16 April, 2007.
Posted in BBS, Blogs, Breaking News, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
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