With large-scale protests over environmental concerns increasing in size and frequency, China’s leaders are under pressure to find ways to ease public concerns about industrial pollution. On the sidelines of the 18th Party...
The following example of censorship instructions, issued to the media and/or Internet companies by...
While lawyers acting for Wen Jiabao’s family threatened legal action against The New York Times following David Barboza’s investigation of their business dealings, the premier himself has taken a different tack....
While China’s state-run CCTV covered Hurricane Sandy extensively, last week’s protests in...
Last weekend, following an increasingly familiar pattern, protests in the coastal city of Ningbo won the promised suspension of a controversial paraxylene (PX) plant. At China Media Project, David Bandurski discussed the role of...
This week, online cartoonists satirize CCTV coverage of Hurricane Sandy, “new” invasive security...
Most Chinese media kept silent on protests in the coastal city of Ningbo, where a planned...
Over the weekend, residents took to the streets in Ningbo, Zhejiang, to protest plans to expand a paraxylene (PX) plant in their city. Following the protests, which lasted three days and sometimes turned violent, the local...
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