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Category Archives: Newspapers
Is the Green Dam filter experimenting on computer users?
Today’s The Beijing News ran an op-ed piece by well-known Chinese commentator Hu Yong, a journalism professor at PKU, author of books about the digital age in China, blogger and oldhand journalist, about the topic of the “green dam”, which has been debated loudly on the Internet as well as offline media.
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Tagged Beijing News, Green Dam, Hu Yong
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The Global Times writes about June 4
The Global Times publishes an opinion piece on June 4.
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Tagged Beijing, censorship, Global Times, newspapers
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Leaking family secrets
Letters from Chinese students to a foreign agony uncle in a a state-owned English newspaper (Part V)
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Tagged Family, Letters to a foreign agony uncle, marriage, school
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One year after the quake: cadres, monks and numbers
Southern Weekly, China Newsweek, and The Beijing News write one year after the quake.
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Tagged anniversaries, China Newsweek, earthquakes, Southern Weekly, The Beijing News
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Richard Burger on being a foreign editor at the Global Times
Burger answers questions about the foreign editor’s role, what his daily routine is, the openness of the Global Times and their latest center spread. .
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Ai Weiwei, English media, Global Times, newspapers, openness, Peking Duck, reform, Richard Burger
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Just an ice water, please
Letters from Chinese students to a foreign agony uncle in a a state-owned English newspaper (Part IV).
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Letters to a foreign agony uncle, migrants, school, the countryside, wealth gap
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Journalism at the Global Times
Global Times as a hotbed of nationalism? Whoda thunk it?
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Tagged ESWN, Global Times, Wang Xiaodong, Zhang Wen
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The People’s Daily, 20 years ago today
Another 20 year anniversary.
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Tagged Hu Yaobang, People's Daily
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A property giant takes on the Xinjiang media
Xinjiang’s Morning Post is barred from communities run by Guanghui Property Management. It strikes back with a three-page feature.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged cults, Morning Post, newspapers, real estate, watchdog journalism, Xinjiang Guanghui Industry
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Promoting the English-language Global Times
Global Times launches an English edition on April 20, 2009. Aimed at a world audience as well as English learners within the country.
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Tagged Global Times, newspapers
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