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Tag Archives: Western Media
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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Rebecca MacKinnon chats to Anti-CNN.com
Media scholar, Internet fundi and former Beijing bureau chief for CNN, Rebecca MacKinnon reports on a chat with Anti-CNN.com.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Anti-CNN.com, foreign media, nationalism, Rebecca MacKinnon, Western Media
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New York Times exposes their own ‘anonymous’ source
Adam Minter looks at a story published today by The New York Times that quotes a source who ‘spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear that he would be further harassed’. But the article provides the name and address of the restaurant owned by the source.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged New York Times, sources, Uighurs, Western Media
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Ne’er the twain shall meet
Chris Wip and his girlfriend on East and West.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chris Wip, Olympics, Western Media
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National Geographic goes Chinese
An American publication portraying China to the Chinese – in Chinese? Not surprisingly, the choice of topics reveals certain China tropes that have gained currency in the West.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Magazines
Tagged @classic, foreign media, magazines, media, National Geographic, Western Media
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Singapore is cool
Lee Kuan-Yew on what China can learn from Singapore’s dealings with the Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged foreign media, Lee Kuan-Yew, media regulation, Tibet, Western Media
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20 million sock puppets against separatism
Sina has an online signature campaign against the western media that has gotten flooded with sockpuppets.
Posted in Internet
Tagged CNN, online polls, Sina, Wen Yunchao, Western Media
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Anti CNN demo in LA
A video of anti-CNN demonstrations in L.A.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged CNN, foreign media, protests, USA, Western Media
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The Western media on China, the Olympics and Tibet
A selection of links to different voices in the much-pilloried Western media.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged foreign media, Olympics, Tibet, Western Media
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Yang Rui, the Dalai Lama and a scary caller from Iowa
Link and summary of NPR show about China, nationalism, Tibet etc.
Posted in Foreign media on China
Tagged Dalai Lama, foreign media, James Areddy, NPR, Tom Ashbrook, Western Media, Will Lo-Lap Lam, Yang Rui
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