For his latest contribution to the Hexie Farm CDT series, cartoonist Crazy Crab comments on tightening media controls in the wake of a leadership transition in Beijing. The “Statue of Liberty” is depicted as a panda...
Read MoreYes my press credentials have been revoked and I will no longer report f/ China. More from @AlJazeeraPR: see.sc/Fksv69— Melissa Chan (@melissakchan) May 8, 2012 The expulsion this week of Al Jazeera English’s Beijing...
Read MoreJames Cameron’s ‘Titanic’ has returned to theatres with an extra dimension and a corrected star field. But some Chinese viewers are more focused on another change which reflects tightened media controls since...
Read MoreFor China Media Project, David Bandurski responds to the confusion in English-language media over recent changes at Beijing News by providing a useful primer on how media control works in China. Earlier this month, it was...
Read MoreChina Media Project translates Chinese media reactions to news that Guangdong’s chengguan (urban management) team will be getting its own team of “fifty cent” paid Internet commentators: The original story —...
Read MoreFrom Christian Science Monitor: While China practices harsh media control at home, it has embarked on a major campaign abroad to present itself as a modernizing and open nation. Its confrontation with Google and tightened...
Read MoreForeign Policy looks at the broader problems relating to journalism and the media in China, in light of Google’s decision to stop censoring its Chinese search engine: Put bluntly: The climate for China’s journalists...
Read MoreChina Media Project looks as two recent developments that don’t bode well for Chinese journalists: This year, Journalist’s Day has come and gone with little cause for celebration among journalists in China who harbor...
Read MoreDavid Bandurski of China Media Project translates “Employing Innovation to Raise the Level of Public Opinion Channeling in Television” by Ma Laishun, vice-chairman at Hebei Television and head of the station’s News...
Read MoreChina Media Project continues their analysis of Hu Jintao’s media policies and efforts at “public opinion channeling”: Noting a softer pitch to Hu Jintao’s newest media policy buzzword — “public opinion...
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