Author: Jonathan Ansfield
Jonathan Ansfield reports for Newsweek magazine from Beijing, where he has lived for over eight years. His freelance work has also appeared in The Asian Wall Street Journal, Wallpaper, and The News York Times. From 2001 to 2004, he served as a general news correspondent for Reuters. His main area of interest is the Chinese media and its political and market roles in democratic change.
Most Recent Entries
- 2007.09.14 About How Those “Stars Aligned”
- 2007.08.17 Pining For Huangfu Ping
- 2007.08.09 Green GDP Praying For Hu’s Help
- 2007.08.02 More Than Revenge Of The Baozi? (Updated)
- 2007.07.29 Zheng Xiaoyu’s Final Hours -Caijing
- 2007.07.23 DJ After A Piece Of Hexun -Sources
- 2007.07.20 The Party Congress Peg
- 2007.06.03 License To Edit
- 2007.05.31 School Of Rock, Class Of 2008
- 2007.05.26 Du Daozheng: Democracy A One-Way Street
- 2007.05.22 What A Difference A Xinhua Line Makes…
- 2007.05.21 The Class Problems With Ads That Got None
- 2007.05.15 The Art Media Hustle
- 2007.05.03 Was The Censor Dumped Over Censorship??
- 2007.04.27 Galacticos Of Newsmen Reunite At A Web site
- 2007.04.27 Net Minders Try To Break Links, Target Strikes
- 2007.04.27 Online Mag Regulation: Losers, Winners
- 2007.04.22 Beijing’s Pink Spring
- 2007.04.13 Beaming In The Lord, Illicitly (Q&A)
- 2007.04.10 Reading Phoenix Weekly: Gao Qinrong, Yu Keping, Kim’s Successor, Etc.
- 2007.04.01 Sports Illustrated Nods At The Nailhouse (Updated)
- 2007.03.30 Green GDP Mired In Red Tape -Source (Q&A)
- 2007.03.28 Candid Cameras And Infernal Affairs -Beijing News
- 2007.03.21 Chinese “Apprentice” On The Couch
- 2007.03.19 Mainland Mouthpieces Ooh Over ‘Ah Ma’
- 2007.03.17 Folk Pokes From The People’s Congress
- 2007.03.15 Wang Shuo’s Media Complex
- 2007.03.13 Follow Xinhua, People’s Daily…and Batson?
- 2007.03.09 Why Caijing Was Late And Privatization Is Prickly
- 2007.03.07 What People’s Delegates Really Want: SEZs – Caijing
- 2007.03.05 NPC 2.007: The Democracy Show, W/ A Collective Leadership, And Special Guest Tian Liang
- 2007.02.08 “Trade-offs” Of China Entry
- 2007.02.04 Gao Yaojie Holed Up In Henan -Gao Yaojie (updated)
- 2007.02.03 Oriental Outlook on Lan Chengzhang, N/A Online
- 2007.01.27 Dirty Newsrooms: Wang Keqin’s Missing Ending
- 2007.01.25 Real Scoop On Fraud Journos: Q&A W/ Wang Keqin
- 2007.01.18 Latest PK Showdown: Caijing vs. Luneng
- 2007.01.14 Southern Readers Scorn Northernisms, Sparking War of Words
- 2007.01.11 Xie Zhenhua’s “Unsystematic” Return and Other Curious Moves
- 2007.01.08 A Recent Brush with Gao Qinrong
- 2006.12.17 Gao Qinrong Silenced Again
- 2006.12.13 From Kidnapped Bride to National TV, And Back
- 2006.12.10 When The Journalist Plays The Lede
- 2006.12.05 How I’m Learning To Love The Web -Chen Feng
- 2006.12.02 Wrong To Shame “Chickens”, Won’t Scare Monkeys – Survey
- 2006.11.30 Rise Of The Mediacrats?
- 2006.11.28 Missing Bodies Of Evidence
- 2006.11.25 Teflon Tycoon Acquires State Paper Biz
- 2006.11.21 Self-Criticism For Sanlian -Sources
- 2006.11.18 The Price Of Publication
- 2006.11.15 A Plucky Freelancer & A Fine New Mag
- 2006.11.13 The Off-Message Government
- 2006.11.10 China Journo Day: Spoofs And Surveys
- 2006.11.08 Of Tree-Hugging And Buttock-Shifting
- 2006.11.05 Sex, Bribes And Audiotape
- 2006.10.31 The (Internally) Collected Quotations Of Chen Liangyu
- 2006.10.31 (Internally) Collected Quotations Of Chen Liangyu (Chinese)
- 2006.10.26 Hah! Wen Jiabao Said We Could Run It…
