May 21, 2012 10:47 PM
Tag: Media conditions
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Chinese Editors, and a Web Site, Detail Censors’ Hidden Hand
The Washington Post reports on censorship of Chinese media, and the journalists who are fighting back. It also mentions the work CDT has done to translate the censorship instructions, which we call, “Directives from the Ministry of Truth“:Normally, the government’s relentless effort to control information plays out behind the scenes. But an aggressive news Web site called China DigitApril 13, 2011 1:27 PM
Too Much “Negative” News, or Too Little?
Last week, China Media Project wrote about a recent series of articles in the Beijing Daily, a newspaper controlled by th
China: Balancing a Dream
Just as news is breaking that the Chinese government has expelled the first foreign journalist in 14 years, Melissa Chan
May 8, 2012 2:28 PM
“Tibetans And Han Are One Family”
This photograph (via CDT Chinese) was taken in 2010 in Kangding city, in the Ganzi/Kardze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture o
February 10, 2012 12:12 AM
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- Dark Journalism
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