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Tag: Media reform
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China Yearns to Form Its Own Media Empires
The New York Times reports on a new plan by the State Council to create media empires that can compete with Time Warner, News Corp and other global behemoths:An ambitious plan, set forth in guidelines last week by China’s State Council, envisions the creation of entertainment, news and culture companies with a market orientation and with less government backing. China, in short, would like to conOctober 4, 2009 8:44 PM
New Book on Chinese Media
China Media Projects posts about a new book edited by Susan Shirk titled, “Changing Media, Changing China“:
Shenzhen Reiterates Media Control as it Pushes for Change
China Media Project takes a look at comments by Shenzhen party secretary Liu Yupu to analyze the complicated dynamics of
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