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Centering Human Rights Stories in Taiwan
Taiwanese journalist Hsieh Meng-Yin has made human rights her beat. She tells us how stories on rights issues can be prioritized and draw broader public…
Dec 11
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Lingua Sinica
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Heng Yu Chien
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The Push and Pull of Press Freedom in the Philippines
Communications specialist Gian Libot talks censorship, Chinese influence, and other challenges facing the media in the Philippines.
Nov 28
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Lingua Sinica
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Dalia Parete
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Keeping an Eye on Myanmar
By translating the work of exiled and undercover journalists, Border Eyes seeks to improve Sinophone audiences' understanding of the ongoing crisis in…
Nov 19
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Lingua Sinica
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Dalia Parete
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The Crimes and Punishments of China's ‘Internet Auditors’
China's “internet generation” has grown up inside the walls of online censorship. Now, some have become censors themselves. This is their story.
Oct 31
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Lingua Sinica
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MANG MANG Editorial
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Televising Taiwan’s Painful Past
What can a new Taiwanese drama, exploring the country’s complicated role as a Japanese colony during the Second World War, tell us about its media and…
Sep 16
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Ryan Ho Kilpatrick
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Heng Yu Chien
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Code of Silence
As the WSJ fires the head of Hong Kong’s biggest press union, sources tell us this is only the tip of the iceberg — numerous foreign outlets have…
Jul 19
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Ryan Ho Kilpatrick
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A Media Labyrinth in the Middle East
A softball question pitched to China's foreign minister at this year's National People’s Congress kicked up a simple question: Who is China-Arab TV?
Jun 24
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Bertie Lyhne-Gold
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David L. Bandurski
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Notes from Underground
The owner of Taipei's pioneering Tongsan Books tells us what more than four decades in the business have taught him about publishing and bookselling in…
Jun 17
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Ryan Ho Kilpatrick
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Keeping the Memory of June Fourth Alive
On the 35th anniversary of the massacre of students and other demonstrators on the streets of Beijing on June 4th, 1989, remembrance remains an act of…
Jun 4
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Coding Ethics in Malaysia's Media
Benjamin YH Loh talks about partisanship, censorship, Chinese influence and other challenges facing the media industry in one of the world's most…
Jun 3
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Telling Better China Stories
As publishers try to reach global audiences with compelling stories from Chinese authors, they face hurdles from a state that understands storytelling…
May 10
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Alex Colville
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