Organized and moderated by Xiao Qiang of the China Internet Project at the Graduate School of Journalism, and sponsored by the Center for Chinese Studies of UC Berkeley, Shorenstein Foundation, Luce Foundation, Berkeley China...
Read MoreDanwei interviews Hu Yong (胡泳), Internet pioneer and associate professor at Peking University’s School of Journalism and Communication: Danwei: In terms of the development of Chinese culture, do you think that the Internet is a...
Read MoreWhile the army of the “Grass-Mud Horse” continues to grow, reform-oriented Southern Group publications such as Southern Metropolis News and Southern Metropolis Weekly have also joined in by reporting on...
Read MoreChina Media Project comments on recent reports that the Chinese government is planning to bolster its overseas media presence with a 45 billion yuan expansion: SCMP coverage last week suggested Chinese authorities are interested...
Read MoreCam MacMurchy at Zhongnanhaiblog reposts and comments on two articles published in the January 13 issue of the South China Morning Post (subscription required). According to the first story, Beijing in 45b Yuan Global Media...
Read MoreFrom the Washington Post: This fall, a scholarly magazine that focuses on Communist Party history pushed the envelope again. Editors, emboldened a few years ago after writing about a rarely mentioned former top official the...
Read MoreFrom Hong Kong-based Ming Pao, via Duowei News, translated by CDT: The once marginalized non-governmental organizations have undergone a profound transformation in China over the past 30 years. People actively involved in...
Read MoreFrom 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....
Read MoreReporter Huang Huo (黄豁) of Beijing-based Observer (Liaowang) Magazine published the following article on recent “mass incidents.” Thanks to Dr. David Kelly for the translation: “A small group of people with...
Read MoreFrom the Age: In recent weeks, after the Olympic Games clampdown, Xinhua adroitly reported on protests and riots that started in Chongqing, spreading to at least eight provinces. But that masked an equally profound shift....
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