Video: Ying Chan on Chinese Media Censorship

Posted by | Oct 28, 2008

Ying Chan, director of Hong Kong University’s journalism program, presents a recently published collection of fifteen essays from some of China’s top journalists. The essays touch on many issues ranging from classic censorship to the rise of blogs. (h/t Danwei)

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