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Category Archives: State media
Xinhua: 15,000 dead in Burmese cyclone
Xinhua: 15,000 death toll from cyclone
Normal service will resume soon
The People’s Daily has a slightly different take on Lhåsa from The Guardian.
Posted in State media
Tagged media, People's Daily, The Guardian, Tibet, Xinhua
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Skinhua returns
The return of scantily clad babes to Xinhua.
Will anyone dare to take this district mayor’s photo now?
Wang Lili (王力利) fired from Tongzhou Newsletter (通州时讯) after publishing a photo of Tongzhou district head Deng Naiping (邓乃平) with his eyes closed.
Posted in State media
Tagged Deng Naiping, GAPP, photography, political incident, propaganda, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Tongzhou Newsletter, Wang Lili
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Searching for honesty among propaganda spinners
Zhang Xiang’ou (章翔鸥) regrets a propaganda piece he did for the People’s Daily seven years ago.
Posted in State media
Tagged journalism, People's Daily, photography, propaganda, Sha Fei, water conservation, Wenzhou, Zhang Xiang'ou
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Improving the Spring Festival Gala
Responses to the dress rehearsals for the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, from the Propaganda Department and SARFT.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, Propaganda Department, Spring Festival, Spring Festival Gala
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CCTV news retools its image – to what end?
CCTV adds some new anchors.
Posted in State media
Tagged CCTV, Chang Ping, International Herald Leader, Network News Broadcast, The Beijing News, Xiong Peiyun
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Headline of the year
Sent in by Steven Schwankert of Sinoscuba, this has got to be the best headline of the year in China’s English language media: People want concerns addressed
Pity the peacekeepers
Yum yum yum The Mid-Autumn Festival — celebrated by giving — and once in a while eating — stodgy mooncakes falls on September 25 this year. Xinhua reports: Shanghai joined Beijing and Guangzhou yesterday in sending mooncakes to Chinese peacekeepers … Continue reading
Posted in State media
Tagged Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncakes, peacekeepers
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Copy-paste lessons unlearned
In a repeat of a 2004 incident, China Daily website censors overlook a sensitive line in a wire report.
Posted in State media
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