ThePaper.cn and Propaganda 2.0
Chinese state media face new competition from independent “self-media” accounts on WeChat, dynamic...
by Anne Henochowicz | Dec 12, 2014
Chinese state media face new competition from independent “self-media” accounts on WeChat, dynamic...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 28, 2014
The South China Morning Post reports that the newly launched political news website ThePaper.cn...
by Grace | Aug 18, 2014
At Monday’s meeting with members of the Leading Group for Overall Reform, Xi Jinping...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 27, 2013
The South China Morning Post reports that all members of China’s press corps will soon be...
by Sophie Beach | Dec 13, 2010
China Media Projects posts about a new book edited by Susan Shirk titled, “Changing Media, Changing China”: Changing Media, Changing China, a new edited volume by Susan L. Shirk, director of the University of...
by Sophie Beach | Oct 4, 2009
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...
by Liu Yong | Aug 16, 2009
From Caijing Magazine: A spate of new television programs is likely to appear soon on CCTV’s finance and sports channels following the introduction, at least on a limited scale, of market principles for the...
by Sophie Beach | Mar 19, 2009
China Media Project takes a look at comments by Shenzhen party secretary Liu Yupu to analyze the complicated dynamics of control and change in the Chinese media: China’s odd ecology of intermittently vibrant but always...
by Liu Yong | Dec 12, 2008
From Economic Observer Online: A local television network in Shandong province has been interrupting taped programs to insert breaking news, a practice common in foreign countries but rare in China due to tight media control....
by Xiao Qiang | Jun 21, 2007
Shocked by the virtual slavery practiced in some brick kilns in Shanxi, this commentary appeared on the official China Daily site: China’s reaction cannot be limited to moral condemnation and criminal penalties for those enslaving children and the underworld rings abducting the children from impoverished villages. The dark world of the Shanxi brick kilns reveals […]
by Sophie Beach | Apr 22, 2007
From the Jamestown Foundation’s China Brief: That the tightly controlled Chinese media even covered such a story came as much of a surprise, but Wu Ping’s nail house emerged just as the National People’s Congress was passing a new property rights law that purports to protect individual homeowners. This may have been more of an […]
by Sophie Beach | Apr 10, 2007
From China Media Project: As news of a visit to Henan Province by Politburo member and top propaganda official Liu Yunshan was pegged to the top of one of Beijing’s leading Internet portals today, the message, buried deep in a pile of Party shibboleths about the “scientific view of development” and “advanced Socialist culture”, was […]
by Xiao Qiang | Apr 5, 2007
Professor Zhan Jiang (±ïʱü), the dean of Department of Journalism and Communication at the Chinese Youth Politics College, is a long time media reform advocate in China. He wrote following essay on Southern Metropolis Daily; translated by EastSouthWestNorth: On April 3, China Youth Daily reported that the Chongqing municipal government/party has required that Chongqing Daily […]
by Xiao Qiang | Mar 12, 2007
From The South China Morning Post, via Asia Media: 21st Century Media, the manager and publisher of the mainland’s leading financial newspaper 21st Century Business Herald, is planning a domestic initial public offering this year to fund expansion, media management sources said yesterday. “They are hungry for money as they have set a very aggressive […]