The latest revelations of leaked directives issued by Chinese authorities to state media outlets come as no surprise. The country is considered “not free” in Reporters Without Borders’s World Press Freedom Index, and holds the dubious honor of being the “world’s biggest jailer of press freedom defender.” Surveillance, harassment, fear o...Original article
Keeping quiet: self-censorship in today's media environment
The latest revelations of leaked directives issued via Chinese government to state media shops come as no surprise. The country is taken into consideration “not free” in Reporters Without Borders’s World Press Freedom Index, and holds the in doubt honor of being the “world’s greatest jailer of press freedom defender.” Surveillance, harassment, concern o...