Das wäre der Job der Journalisten
Friday, 10.5.2013Ist Ai Weiwei ein Steuersünder? Von Sven Hänke (doppelpod.com).
Archiv für 'Medien'
We Stand Erected: Sizing Up the New People’s Daily Headquarters
Sunday, 5.5.2013Quelle: The Beijinger
On World Press Freedom Day, China’s censors are on full gear to block a 19-year-old poisoning case
Saturday, 4.5.2013Quelle: offbeatchina.com
Made to Be Broken: China’s New Rules Restricting Online Journalism
Thursday, 2.5.2013Von Ning Hui. Quelle: Tea Leaf Nation.
Jaime FlorCruz
Thursday, 25.4.201340 Years in China: From Stranded Activist to International Journalist “… We found ourselves stranded in China. Our three-week tour had turned into an open-ended period of exile …” Über das Schicksal des CNN-Journalisten Jaime FlorCruz (Positively Philipino).
China im Sumpf der Korruption: Nackte Brüste, Völlerei – Chinas Kader prasst heimlich
Friday, 19.4.2013Von Fabienne Rzitki. Quelle: Focus Online.
Why is China Still Messing with the Foreign Press?
Wednesday, 17.4.2013A ChinaFile Conversation. Quelle: China File.
Hu Xijin
Tuesday, 2.4.2013Der Mann im Wind “Propagandist oder Aufklärer? Hu Xijin, Chef der ‘Global Times’ in Peking, will …” Von Angela Köckritz (Zeit).
“Kan lishi 看历史”: China magazine spikes Taiwan issue, fires staff
Tuesday, 26.3.2013Von Kentaro Koyama. Quelle: Asahi Shinbun.
Chinese bribery allegations against WSJ emerge amid News Corp. probe; paper denies wrongdoing
Wednesday, 20.3.2013Quelle: Washington Post/AP
Bribery Allegations Surfaced Against WSJ in China
Monday, 18.3.2013Von Devlin Barrett und Evan Perez. Quelle: WSJ.
Hong Kong journalists, activist beaten outside home of wife of dissident Liu Xiaobo
Saturday, 9.3.2013Von Verna Yu. Quelle: SCMP.
Introducing The Atlantic’s China Channel
Wednesday, 6.3.2013Von Matt Schiavenza. Quelle: The Atlantic.
All we need is for food inspections to be as forceful as film censorship
Monday, 4.3.2013Censorship’s Many Faces Von Yu Hua (NYT).
Gaoying (Shijiazhuang): The rebel Chinese newspaper which dares to challenge the Communist party line
Monday, 4.3.2013Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph.
German Journalists Say They Were Assaulted for Filming (aktualisiert)
Monday, 4.3.2013“… the episode took place in Sanhe, a city in Hebei Province, roughly 30 miles east of Beijing …” Von Andrew Jacobs. Quelle: NYT. Update: Fäuste gegen Fragen Von Kai Strittmatter (SZ). Vgl. 德国记者采访遭袭击 被警方盘问16小时 (Boxun/Radio Free Asia). Update: Attacke auf ARD-Team in China: “Wir hatten wirklich Angst um unser Leben” (Spiegel).
China divided on TV ‘execution parade’: judicial resolve or crude voyeurism
Sunday, 3.3.2013Von Jonathan Kaiman. Quelle: Guardian.
China shows harsh face of justice
Saturday, 2.3.2013Von Christopher Bodeen. Quelle: The Scotsman. Ferner: China executes drug kingpin with last moments on TV Von Tom Phillips (Telegraph).
Am Wochenende hacken die Chinesen
Thursday, 7.2.2013Murdoch: Hackerangriffe aus China gehen weiter (Badische Zeitung)
Hackers in China Attacked The Times for Last 4 Months
Thursday, 31.1.2013Von Nicol Perlroth. Quelle: NYT. Vgl. Guardian-Artikel von Jonathan Kaiman.
Chinesische Regierung erwartet Wahrheit
Wednesday, 23.1.2013Dim Hopes for a Free Press in China
Thursday, 17.1.2013Von Xiao Shu (Chen Min). Übersetzt von Stacy Mosher. Quelle: NYT. Chin. Originaltext: 南周事件考验“习李”新政.
Xinhua appears not to have a wall between its general reporting arm and its clandestine one
Saturday, 12.1.2013Are China’s Journalists Spying on Us? Von Brian Fung (The Atlantic).
