Is China's Xinhua the Future of Journalism?
For decades Xinhua has been an unavoidable presence in China. It has a monopoly on official news and the regulatory power to complicate life for other media outfits. But as China has grown in wealth and international stature, Beijing has tired of feeling overlooked or maligned by the Western press. Full Story »
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Joey Baker – Sep. 5, 2010 - 09:56 AM
Excellent point Preston! The problem with this piece goes beyond journalists worried about their own jobs and toward a fear of other political ideologies.