media in China

Despite the emergence of a new generation of talented reporters and a radical transformation into the digital age, mass media in China across the board are still firmly controlled and ...

A reporter from the Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily recently went undercover as a university student to attend ...

The day after the high-profile trial of Gu Kailai, the wife of disgraced Party official Bo Xilai, a ...

In China, reports of a newspaper being shut down and censored changed to "rumors" days later.

Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli, the Chinese badminton players who tried to lose a preliminary match at the ...

Journalists express concern that the Post has been increasingly culling important China-related news and replacing Western journalists with ...

Jiao Guobiao told NTD Television that communist state-run organizations are often required to subscribe to the Party’s media.

The HBO drama series 'The Newsroom' appears to have stirred up criticism and resentment against the Chinese communist ...

A Taiwanese engineer who took a quick three-day trip across the strait to southern China now faces the ...

While China’s Premier demands more “truth telling,” the Central Propaganda Department tightens its grip on media.

Chinese companies are informally required to buy advertising space in the four state-run financial newspapers, or risk being ...

Why, after years of friendship, Al Jazeera became the Chinese regime’s enemy.

The state-controlled Chinese media is known for selective coverage of news to suit the interests of the Chinese ...

Often docile, newspapers in China have become the center of controversy over hard-hitting investigations challenging the Chinese regime.

CCTV (China's mouthpiece) releases a survey which has scholars and netizens alike saying it's public manipulation.

A soldier has told The Epoch Times that Tibetan independence activists in the quake area could be shot.

Speculations are running rampant that the “miracle” rescue of 115 trapped miners was staged.

Soon after the closure of its eastern U.S. edition, Ming Pao is now folding its western U.S. operations.

On January 5, the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Xinhua.net unexpectedly published an article entitled “2009 Will Be a ...