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CPJ Report: Challenged in China

The Committee to Protect Journalists has issued a report on the status of press freedom in China, covering traditional media, online and social media, and the growing global influence of China’s media and online controls. From the introduction by David Schlesinger: Decades of reform and opening have produced nearly 600 million Internet users, more than 400 million mobile users, and more than

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