The Associated Press reports on the apportioning of blame in the aftermath of the Shanghai apartment blaze: Investigators looking into a fire that ravaged a central Shanghai high-rise apartment, killing at least 53 people, said...
Read MoreThe following examples of censorship instructions, issued to the media and/or Internet companies by various central (and sometimes local) government authorities, have been leaked and distributed online. Chinese journalists and...
Read MoreBest-selling novelist Ai Mi (艾米) shared her thoughts on Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize in an Asia Weekly article. Her comments are interspersed with comments from other acclaimed authors, Zhou Duo (周舵) and Ye Fu (野夫), who...
Read MoreChina Investment's Zhou Says U.S. Should Spend Much More on Infrastructure | Bloomberg http://is.gd/gxEHb # Europe’s Plagues Came From China, Study Finds | NYT http://is.gd/gxeBq – China bashing is getting intense # Court Asks Oak Pacific Interactive To Stop Using The Social Media Name “Kaixin” http://is.gd/gxK3P # Time to honor foreign film copyrights http://is.gd/gxOry # Global imbalances, the renminbi, and poor-country growth | Vox EU http://is.gd/gy4Kh # 360 vs QQ: You steal private information; Oh yeah? Your wealthy CEO cheats housing allowance | ChinaHush http://is.gd/gy4ZJ # Auto industry strikes in China | Chinese Law Prof Blog http://is.gd/gy54C # Billionaire Beverage King Eyes Shopping Malls | Forbes http://is.gd/gyTpx – what's next for Wahaha # 'Going global' subsidies for SOEs groundless http://is.gd/gyWh6 – kinda depends on your definition of 'subsidy' # Is it time for Beijing to take population control into consideration?
Read MoreRecently, prominent human rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang had a verbal exchange with Dong Yansheng, deputy director of Fengtai Section of Domestic Security Department of Beijing Public Security Bureau, when Pu was detained following...
Read MoreEvan Osnos of the New Yorker writes that Chinese government-backed media outlets have promoted a new “official portrait” of Liu Xiaobo. An excerpt of this new portrait, from China Daily: Liu has always proclaimed...
Read MoreChina Media Project translates an article from Today’s Mass Media, published by the Shaanxi Administration of Press and Publications, about how the Internet has changed the mechanisms of public opinion in China: The sheer scale...
Read MoreThe following examples of censorship instructions, issued to the media and/or Internet companies by various central (and sometimes local) government authorities, have been leaked and distributed online. Chinese journalists and...
Read MoreMadeline Earp of the Committee to Protect Journalists writes in the Guardian about a new report just released by CPJ looking at debates over press freedom among Chinese journalists: Senior Communist party reformers attacked...
Read MoreInternet scholar Hu Yong writes about the power of microblogs in China, most recently after Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize was announced: Despite this news blackout, China’s blogosphere and microblogs exploded after Liu...
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