Following a recent national edict requiring Chinese TV to be kept free from “sissy boys,” a sneering term for men with styles unbound by traditional conceptions of masculinity, the Beijing Municipal Radio and Television Bureau...
In recent months, a Reuters series on China’s spreading global influence has investigated...
At Foreign Policy, Alex Pasternack explores the efforts of China’s state broadcaster to penetrate the U.S. market. “Foreign audiences expect to hear stories about China from Chinese media, and CCTV has nothing to say...
In a move which may leave you scratching your head in confusion, the latest directions from the State Administration of Radio Film and Television in China bans shows which include concepts like time travel, rewriting history or...
China Daily reports on the planned consolidation of China’s radio and television networks: “The nation’s radio and television networks need to be consolidated under one roof as currently they are individually...
From Xinhua, via People’s Daily Online: The Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) Tuesday issued a regulation banning any cooperation in channel operation between local TV and radio stations and foreign companies, Wednesday’s Beijing Morning Post reported. The regulation stipulates that all local TV and radio stations should not rent their channels […]
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