CCTV: Teaching How To Sensationalize News

Posted by | Apr 2, 2005

Blogger ESWN translated the following story, the original Chinese article is on CCTV.

From EastSouthWestNorth Blog:

On March 17, 2005, Hunan Normal University began to offer a class on how to sensationalize news (新闻炒作学). After two sessions, this course has now been suspended due to the public outcry.

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