November 11, 2011 11:36 PM
Tag: Media control
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A “Glorious Mission” in “Cultural War”
An article in USA Today describes a soft power maneuver that seems to digitally actualize Hu Jintao’s recent reference to the ongoing “cultural war” between China and the West: “International hostile forces” use thought and culture “to Westernize and split” China, Hu stated in a speech publicized in January in the party magazine Seeking Truth. AtJanuary 13, 2012 6:39 PM
China Rolls Out Tighter Rules on Reporting
New rules for journalists tighten restrictions on reporting and target rumors, the New York Times reports:In a statement
Party Elite and Police All Have a Say on Culture
TIME’s Austin Ramzy reports from the opening of the 6th Beijing Independent Film Festival, at which police made a special
October 18, 2011 4:19 AM
What Happened at The Beijing News?
For China Media Project, David Bandurski responds to the confusion in English-language media over recent changes at Beijing
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