The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday that Chinese authorities have revoked the press credentials of three of its reporters: Josh Chin, Chao Deng, and Philip Wen. Although China has repeatedly wielded bureaucratic delays...
Last week, a spiky Global Times editorial blasted Australia as a “paper cat” over its position on...
At the Committee to Protect Journalists, Yaqiu Wang reports on the latest blow to the traditional...
At openDemocracy, The Daily Telegraph’s former chief political commentator Peter Oborne...
At a joint press conference with his American counterpart on Wednesday, President Xi Jinping...
Global Times’ Cao Siqi reports on the mysterious demolition (or relocation, according to...
China Change has translated a blog post by former Southern Metropolis Daily commentator Song...
Guangdong’s media regulator has ordered editorial changes at the New Express following its...
At China Media Project, David Bandurski writes that Guangdong’s New Express repeated its...
The Beijing-based Economic Observer marked its 12th anniversary last week with an editorial looking back over its history: This of course isn’t just one media outlet’s personal history. We’re in a period of transition. The...
The Wall Street Journal has revealed allegations that its staff bribed Chinese officials to obtain information related to Bo Xilai’s former fiefdom of Chongqing. Officials at the newspaper’s parent company News Corp....
Author Yu Hua explains the different levels of censorship applied to Chinese media—from tightly controlled film, through TV and newspapers, to books—and dissects the varying political and economic considerations that account for...
The New York Times admitted on Wednesday that it had been the victim of a four-month hacking campaign, apparently in response to its probing of premier Wen Jiabao’s family’s wealth. The attacks, it reported, seemed...
The New York Times’ Nicole Perlroth reports that computers belonging to the newspaper and its staff have suffered repeated attacks over the past four months, apparently from within China. The intruders appeared to focus on...
The uncertain resolution of a stand-off between Southern Weekly staff and Guangdong propaganda authorities continues to unfold. At the South China Morning Post, Li Jing and Mimi Lau report the ousting of Southern Weekly...
Lawyers for the family of Wen Jiabao have issued a statement on David Barboza’s investigation of their business dealings and reported $2.7 billion fortune, published on Friday at The New York Times. According to the...
China has balked at Japan’s plan to purchase three of the Diaoyu Islands. Beijing’s fury dominates...
Netizens are going crazy over the telling placement of headlines in yesterday’s edition of the Shandong paper 6 AM Today (今晨6点). At top is a photo of Gu Kailai at her trial and the headline “Bogu Kailai’s Commuted Death...
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