Media Blackout in China After Wreck
Monday, 1.8.2011“… replacing investigative articles and commentaries … with cartoons or unrelated features …” Von Sharon LaFraniere. Quelle: NYT. Vgl. 悼念温州撞车港人烛光集会 并要求取消对媒体报道禁令 (Radio Australia).
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China’s Top Ten …
Thursday, 28.7.2011… publishing houses, newspaper, printing and distribution groups (China Media News, Berlin)
China news agency leases plum Times Square ad space
Wednesday, 27.7.2011Von Kristina Cooke. Quelle: Reuters.
Deng Wendi 邓文迪
Thursday, 21.7.2011‘Tiger woman’ [Wendi Deng] praised in China for coming to her husband’s aid Von Jonathan Watts (Irish Times). Vgl. “虎妻”邓文迪隔空飞掌护夫 (sina.com).
The fate of one of China’s most influential investigative journalists
Tuesday, 19.7.2011Cryptic message triggers fears over fate of Chinese reporter’s investigative team Journalist Wang Keqin causes alarm with blogpost amid claims officials are targeting his China Economic Times newspaper. Von Jonathan Watts (Guardian).
Singapur – ein Vorbild für China?
Thursday, 7.7.2011Demokratie vom Feinsten Von Christian Y. Schmidt (taz).
Wer lindert Chinas Klüfte?
Thursday, 23.6.2011Im Jahr des Hasen: 100 Jahre soziale Unruhen Von Christian Y. Schmidt (taz).
Chinese Classics top program for “going out” of China’s publishing industry
Tuesday, 21.6.2011Quelle: China Medias News (Berlin).
Investigative reporters are suffering burnout over intimidation
Tuesday, 14.6.2011Crack reporters “burning out” Von Zhu Jialei (Global Times).
1989: I was a Xinhua reporter but I was among one of the first groups of protesters
Tuesday, 24.5.2011Daughter’s success prompts past reflections “… Twenty years after Tiananmen, China’s big economic success and social change demands new thinking about China and Tiananmen …” Von Li Xiguang (Global Times).
China-Autor Christian Y. Schmidt: “Falsche Fotos, falsche Fakten”
Thursday, 19.5.2011Stefan Kuzmany interviewt Christian Y. Schmidt (Spiegel).
Comic magazine rising in China, experts propose book publications
Wednesday, 11.5.2011Quelle: China Media News
First iPad-related copyright case goes to court in China
Thursday, 28.4.2011“… using the content of Beijing News without authorization …” Quelle: China Media News.
Wie stehen Sie zu den Massenerschießungen in Fußballstadien?
Thursday, 28.4.2011Sorge um Durs Grünbein Von Christian Y. Schmidt (taz).
Talks between Baidu and Chinese writers collapse
Friday, 25.3.2011Quelle: asiaone.com/AFP. Vgl. 百度文库版权保护谈判破裂 称对方条件太苛刻 (Nanfang Dushi Bao).
The Chinese charm offensive … (aktualisiert)
Sunday, 6.3.2011… officially over Von Bill Schiller (The Star). Update: Harrassment Of Journalists In China Foreign journalists had equipment seized, were illegally detained, harassed, and in at least one case, severely beaten (VOA).
Chang Ping talks about “being resigned” and the future
Saturday, 5.3.2011“Chang Ping (长平), a journalist at the Southern Media Group …” Von Alice Xin Liu. Quelle: Danwei.
Bissige Hunde sind im Einsatz, das Chor der Auslandspresse wird systematisch eingeschüchtert
Friday, 4.3.2011Nationaler Volkskongress in Peking: Drohungen und dunkle Kerker Von Henrik Bork (SZ).
Politisch korrekter und sittlicher Blick auf das Internet
Wednesday, 2.3.2011Staat startet eigene Internet-Suchmaschine “Die neue Suchmaschine Panguso.com …” (RP ONline).
Leider auch nicht die Deutsche Welle
Friday, 25.2.2011“Unzufriedenheit ja, Revolution nein” “Frau Woltersdorf, wie groß ist unter chinesischen Jugendlichen die Unzufriedenheit? …” (DW).
