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1. The Post-1997 Hong Kong Press: How Free and for How Long?

Author

Ching, Frank

Subjects
*GOVERNMENT & the press, *PRESS associations, *GOVERNMENT agencies, *NEWSPAPERS, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Focuses on the press freedom of Hong Kong newspapers after the island's sovereignty reverted to the People's Republic of China. Discussion on the rights and freedoms of Hong Kong people under the Sino-British Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong, 1984; Views of members of the Hong Kong Journalist Association on press freedom under the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government; Reasons for China's press policy in the Island.

Published
1999
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2. China's State Media Accuses VOA Of Maliciously Distorting Facts.

Author

Joshua Li

Subjects
*GOVERNMENT & the press, *COMMUNISM, *JOURNALISM, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article presents an excerpt of a statement issued by Xinhua, the Chinese communist official news agency, accusing "Voice of America" of malisciouly distorting the facts about Xinhua's September 10, 2006, regulation, "Measures for Administering the Release of News and Information in China by Foreign News Agencies." Some comments from Chinese viewers at Xinhua on the released statement are presented.

Published
2007

3. Did Jiang Teach Us Anything?

Author

Buckley Jr., William F.

Subjects
*HUMAN rights, *GOVERNMENT policy, *GOVERNMENT & the press, *FREE enterprise, *FREEDOM of information
Abstract

The article argues that China's human rights policy is an international matter. It emphasizes that no policies are entirely the isolated concerns of ruling governments when the international press gives substantial attention to them. It points out that there is hope in China's policy with its shift to the free market. It stresses the belief on the absolute free passage of information in whatever information.

Published
1997

4. General Administration of Press and Publication, Guiding Opinion on Further Promoting the Reform of the News Publishing System.

Subjects
*GOVERNMENT & the press, *PUBLICATIONS, *LAW reform, *PUBLISHING, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article presents information on the General Administration of Press and Publication's Guiding Opinion on Further Promoting the Reform of the News Publishing System that was issued in China on March 25, 2009. Article 12 states that consolidated restructuring of news publishing work units shall be promoted, while the nurturing of backbone enterprises and strategic investors in the publishing and media industry shall be accelerated.

Published
2009

5. China Relaxes Foreign Media Restrictions, Making Permanent Rules From Olympics.

Author

MEI FONG and Fowler, Geoffrey A.

Subjects
*PRESS law, *GOVERNMENT & the press, *JOURNALISTS, *FOREIGN correspondents, *OLYMPIC Games (29th : 2008 : Beijing, China), *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article reports on the institution of new press laws in China which make it easier for foreign media to report within the country. These rules make permanent a relaxing of China's traditional press restrictions that had been put in place in the run-up to the 2008 summer Olympic games in Beijing. Still critics note that the liberalized rules do not apply to Chinese journalists who are not allowed to work as journalists for foreign media organizations and whose works are liable to censorship by the state.

Published
2008

6. China releases new rules for foreign news agencies.

Subjects
*FOREIGN correspondents, *GOVERNMENT & the press, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Reports on the regulations imposed by China on foreign news agencies that may put their economic-information services under strict government control. Release of the regulations on April 1996; Monitoring fees to be paid by foreign news agencies to the official Xinhua News Agency.

Published
1996

7. China to Punish Papers for Violating Regulations.

Subjects
*NEWSPAPERS, *GOVERNMENT & the press, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Reports that the State Press and Publication Administration has penalized 27 newspapers for violating press regulations and printing fabricated or sensationalistic stories in China. Number of newspapers in the country.

Published
2000

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