Taiwan Plans Restrictions on Chinese Video Streaming
The Financial Times’ Edward White reports on plans to ban Chinese-owned video streaming...
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LatestNew Site Tracks Gaps in Apple’s Chinese App Store
This week censorship trackers GreatFire.org launched a new search site, AppleCensorship.com, to...
Cyberspace Admin Issues New Live-streaming Rules
At Caixin, Chen Na reports on new regulations from the Cyberspace Administration of China, the...
China Marks Journalists’ Day with Ethics Code
China Media Project’s David Bandurski offers a special Journalists’ Day greeting: As China marked...
CCTV News Goes Global
At the University of Nottingham’s China Policy Institute Blog, Vivien Marsh comments on...
Political News Site Scolded for ‘Incorrect Practices’
The South China Morning Post reports that the newly launched political news website ThePaper.cn...
Behind China’s Media Cleanup Drive
At the China Media Project, David Bandurski laments the China Central Propaganda...
Xi Jinping: Is He What He Eats?
President Xi Jinping’s unannounced visit to Beijing’s Qingfeng Steamed Bun Restaurant...
Alleged AP Hacking Could Discourage Whistleblowers
Suggestions that Associated Press offices were compromised by hackers in Operation Shady Rat have prompted fears that potentially vulnerable sources may be deterred from coming forward in future. From the South China Morning...
David Wall: Why does CCP still fret over the news?
Via Openflows Networks, from the Japan Times: “A short while ago, when I was in Beijing, I wanted to keep up with some political development in Hong Kong. I turned on my computer
Chinese Newspaper Highlights – Dec 28, 2004
From China National News, these are highlights on Chinese Newspaper today.
People’s Daily: Top 10 news stories in China in 2004
From People’s Daily Online: “China’s Xinhua News Agency has selected the top 10 news stories in China in 2004.”
Chinese court jails paper staff (BBC)
By Louisa Lim
BBC correspondent in Beijing A Chinese court has sentenced the former general manager of an outspoken newspaper to 12 years in prison for bribery and corruption. In China’s
BBC correspondent in Beijing A Chinese court has sentenced the former general manager of an outspoken newspaper to 12 years in prison for bribery and corruption. In China’s
