Archiv für 'Medien'

1989: I was a Xinhua reporter but I was among one of the first groups of protesters

Tuesday, 24.5.2011

Daughter’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, 19.5.2011

Stefan Kuzmany interviewt Christian Y. Schmidt (Spiegel).


Der Fall Ai Weiwei: China rügt deutsche Journalisten

Thursday, 12.5.2011

Quelle: FAZ


Comic magazine rising in China, experts propose book publications

Wednesday, 11.5.2011

Quelle: China Media News


China sets up State Internet information office

Wednesday, 4.5.2011

Quelle: China Daily/Xinhua


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, 28.4.2011

Sorge um Durs Grünbein Von Christian Y. Schmidt (taz).


Talks between Baidu and Chinese writers collapse

Friday, 25.3.2011

Quelle: 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).


dpa-China-Korrespondent Landwehr erhält «Liberty Award»

Friday, 18.3.2011

Quelle: SZ/dpa


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, 4.3.2011

Nationaler Volkskongress in Peking: Drohungen und dunkle Kerker Von Henrik Bork (SZ).


Politisch korrekter und sittlicher Blick auf das Internet

Wednesday, 2.3.2011

Staat 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).


Eliminating language programming such as Mandarin and Cantonese

Saturday, 19.2.2011

Obama bows to Chinese dictators U.S. to cut off outside news to people still oppressed by communism. Von Blanquita Cullum (Washington Times). Ferner: FEATURE: VOA Chinese service employees furious as end looms According to sources at VOA, the work environment had turned sour as pressure from management led to on-air hosts self-censoring themselves. “… one young Taiwanese reporter at VOA Mandarin spoke his mind …” Von J. Michael Cole (Taipei Times). Ferner: 發聲70年 美國之音中文廣播將停播 (Lianhe Bao).


Menschenrechte: Angriffe auf ausländische Journalisten

Thursday, 17.2.2011

Quelle: Focus


US launching Chinese, Russian, Hindi Twitter feeds

Wednesday, 16.2.2011

“… Clinton singled out China, Cuba, Iran …” Quelle: AFP


Front Page of the Day: Global Times says Egypt’s future debated by the West

Tuesday, 1.2.2011

Von Alice Xin Liu. Quelle: Danwei.


China tightens grip on press freedom

Friday, 28.1.2011

Leading journalist Zhang Ping was this week forced out of his job at Southern Media Group. Von Tania Branigan. Quelle: Guardian.


Ohne die Zivilgesellschaft stünde der Staat in China ziemlich einsam da

Saturday, 15.1.2011

Chinas Propagandaabteilung: Begriffsverbot “Die Zentrale Propagandaabteilung hat alle Medien Chinas angewiesen, den Begriff „Zivilgesellschaft“ nicht länger zu verwenden …” Von Mark Siemons (FAZ). Vgl. Baidu-Artikel zu gongmin shehui 公民社会.


Assange: China ist unser wirklicher Feind

Thursday, 13.1.2011

Quelle: Standard


Chinese journalist [Sun Hongjie] death ‘must be investigated’

Wednesday, 29.12.2010

Quelle: BBC


The “Party” is over (aktualisiert)

Wednesday, 29.12.2010

Celebrity Chinese [Han Han] blogger’s magazine folds Von Steven Jiang (CNN). Vgl. 《独唱团》 成“绝唱” (163.com/ Yangzhou Wanbao). Ferner Artikel in Global Times. Update: Artikel von Jonathan Watts (Guardian).


Professional tipsters prosper by playing dirty games

Tuesday, 30.11.2010

“… The more he knows, the more he can use them to his own advantage, often as evidence to blackmail corrupt officials … What he does fails to prevent grass-roots corruption. He simply lives with it … The rich soil of injustice has produced this group …” Von Ethan Wang. Quelle: Global Times. Vgl. Police arrest fake reporter for blackmail (Global Times).


Why the Commonwealth Games overshadowed China’s show

Tuesday, 30.11.2010

Asian Games in China were a big deal – Why Westerners didn’t hear much about them Von Ben Arnoldy (CS Minotor).