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Tag Archives: Xinhua
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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Heralding the next 30 years of reforms
The Xiaoxiang Morning Herald takes the reform ball and runs with it, at least in the print edition.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged political reform, Xiaoxiang Morning Herald, Xinhua
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The Chinese Internet reports on Nanjing factory explosion
Old and new media reporting on the deadly blast at a chemicals factory in Nanjing.
Bawang shampoo and its cancer-causing chemical
The Xinhua-run Modern Express today goes with a sensational, eyeball-grabbing front page. Jackie Chan is depicted, cartoon-style, holding a bottle of Bawang shampoo that he has endorsed for many years. Faye Wong posing next to him. What’s wrong with the shampoo? It contains dioxane (二恶烷), a cancer causing agent, which here is a black ghost with the characters ‘二恶烷’ etched on its body.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged dioxane, Modern Express, Xinhua
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Diagramming a match-fixing scandal
Info-graphics of failed own-goal attempts.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Sports
Tagged match fixing, scandals, soccer, Sunshine Daily, Xinhua
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Infant formula pushers: round two
Tianjin’s Metro Express runs a Xinhua article on maternity ward infant formula promotions.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged infant formula, Metro Express, milk, milk powder, Xinhua
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Xinhua vs Financial Times
Two headlines from the home pages of The Financial Times and Xinhua, two ways of looking at the world.
A beautiful day for a fall outing with the president
Hu Jintao rides the Line 4 subway and visits the Summer Palace.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Daily, Hu Jintao, Xinhua
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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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How to get around the financial news regulations
Another round in the decade long fight between Xinhua and the foreign financial news agencies.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Bloomberg, Dow Jones, financial news, media, media business, media regulation, Thomson Reuters, Xinhua
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