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Category Archives: State media
Xinhua terminates reporter who interviewed family members
Yan Bingguang, a reporter who frequently interviewed her own family for news reports, gets terminated after online mockery.
Posted in State media
Tagged journalism, South China Morning Post, Xinhua
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Chinese general gets shanzhai Peace Prize
Nobel shnobel! Former Chinese Defense Minister, General Chi Haotian has received the World Harmony Award.
Posted in State media
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A bold front-page layout at the People’s Daily
The paper breaks with six years of March 6 layout tradition.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, State media
Tagged Lianghui, NPC, People's Daily
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CCTV needs to report on the activities of state leaders
Chang Ping argues that CCTV Network News should revive its reports on the activities of state leaders.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, CCTV Network News, Chang Ping, China Newsweek, Network News Broadcast
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The young Uighurs were full of empathy and faint excitement: China Newsweek reporting from Urumqi
Danwei asks China Newsweek journalists questions about the ethnic conflict, their own take on media freedoms during reporting, reactions to Western reports and biases, and as their stay in Xinjiang.
Posted in State media
Tagged China Newsweek, interview, Uighur, Xinjiang
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Another CCTV fire, and protests over compensation
Smoke was noticed coming from a possible fire at the new CCTV building yesterday afternoon.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, compensation, fire, protests, The Beijing News
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Ten guidelines for local governments including handling riots by being media leader
Zhu Huaxin (祝华新) is the Secretary of the “sentiments monitoring office” of State owned People’s Net Online (人民网). On July 24 he wrote for China Youth Daily ten guidelines for local governments on the topic of how to handle Internet public opinion, the outbreak of mass incidents and how to utilize the media, and local government’s reactions as well as response to breaking social incidents.
Posted in State media
Tagged local governments, mass incident, People's Net, ten guidelines
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Everyone loves content filters, Xinhua says
Xinhua blames the media for the Green Dam controversy.
Posted in State media
Tagged censorship, content filters, Green Dam, Xinhua
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News anchor Luo Jing dies at 48
Luo Jing, the face of CCTV Network News for two decades, passed away in Beijing this morning.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, Luo Jing, Network News
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Party newspaper forces teachers to subscribe
State regulations say that Party newspapers and periodicals are subscribed to using public funds, and cadres at county and village level are often given a quota to fill.
Posted in State media
Tagged China Newsweek, forced subscription, Nanyang Daily, village teachers, Zhou Hualei
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