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Tag Archives: journalism
No newsgathering in Wangfujing without prior permission
Ahead of Sunday’s non-protests in downtown Beijing’s Wangfujing pedestrian street, a number of foreign journalists reported receiving telephone calls reminding them to follow relevant laws and regulations in the course of their news-gathering. Some were instructed to contact the Wangfujing administrative office ahead of time to obtain approval to conduct interviews.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Beijing, journalism, Wangfujing
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Journalism masters degree at ground zero of the new media wars
Journalism masters degree: This is a shout out to our current advertiser, the Journalism and Media Studies Centre at the University of Hong Kong.
Posted in Advertisement - sponsored content
Tagged @altcat, journalism, media
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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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The people want positive news
A Beijinger writes to the Shanghai Party Committee to recommend that the local news be more positive.
Posted in TV
Tagged Dragon TV, journalism, letter, Shanghai
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Dog bites man in the Beijing Morning Post
New animal attack regulations.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Morning Post, journalism, regulations, Tort Liability Law.
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Veteran China journalist Paul Mooney
A chat about being a foreign journalist in China with Paul J. Mooney, who first came to Asia as a soldier in the Vietnam war, and has worked as a journalist in China since the 1980s. Filmed and edited by Eric Mu.
Posted in Featured Video, Media
Tagged journalism, media, Paul J. Mooney, Western Media
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A priceless gem from Cao Cao’s tomb
Chengdu Business News 成都商报 reports on Chengdu’s preparations for World Cup viewing in the city.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Sports
Tagged Chengdu Business News, journalism, Li Chengpeng, World Cup
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Observations on the mainland media
Fang Kecheng comments on Chinese journalism.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwchinese, blogs, Fang Kecheng, journalism
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A writers’ conference in the presidential suite
The West China City Daily (华西都市报) apologizes for reporting that the Chinese Writers’ Association stayed in the Presidential Suite and dined extravagantly for its annual meeting in Chongqing.
Posted in Media
Tagged apologies, Chinese Writers' Association, journalism, West China City Daily
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Hebei Youth Daily editor beaten
Paper’s vice editor-in-chief beaten for reporting.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged beatings, Beijing Youth Daily, Hebei Youth Daily, journalism
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