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Tag Archives: fake news
Wen Jiabao takes a phantom train
State media reported that Wen Jiabao took the nonexistent D18 train back to Beijing.
Posted in Government
Tagged fake news, State Council, trains, Wen Jiabao
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Fake news concocted by Beijing Times sent bank stock price plunging
Today’s Beijing News reprinted a Xinhua article about the six newspapers that were found running fake news and admonished recently by the media monitor GAPP.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged fake news, Oriental Morning Post, Qingdao Morning News, The Beijing News
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Follow-up: The car firecracker story and soft advertising
A blogger takes issue with a story about a fireworks death that ran in the online media’s Auto Channel.
Posted in Media
Tagged 50mm, fake news, journalism
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Top fake news of 2008
Today’s Yangtse Evening Post runs a end-of-year roundup of the top 10 fake news in the Chinese media.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 2008 in review, dia, dialect, fake news, Internet, media, spoof, Yangtse Evening Post
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Stock market trembles at a fake People’s Daily editorial
Guo Guangdong (ιε δΈ) writes about a widely-circulated, fake People’s Daily editorial blasting the stock market.
Posted in Business and Finance
Tagged fake news, Guo Guangdong, People's Daily, stocks
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