Investigative journalism in China : eight cases in Chinese watchdog journalism / edited by David Bandurski and Martin Hala ; with an introduction by Ying Chan.
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TextPublisher: Hong Kong : Hong Kong University Press, [2010]Copyright date: ©2010Description: vi, 184 pages ; 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9622091733
- 9789622091733
- 9622091741
- 9789622091740
- Investigative journalism in China : 8 cases in Chinese watchdog journalism
- 070.430951 22
- PA5367.I58 I58 2010
- PN5367.I58 I58 2010
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Journalism Tradition / Ying Chan 1 -- The Danger of Libel -- Wu Fang's Search for Justice 2 -- Breaking through the Silence -- The Untold Story of the Henan AIDS Epidemic 3 -- The Kingdom of Lies -- Unmasking the Demons of Charity 4 -- Undercover Reporting -- Ah Wen's Nightmare 5 -- The Journalist as Crusader -- The Beijing Taxi Corruption Case 6 -- Media Corruption -- Cashing in on Silence 7 -- Corruption Reporting -- Mapping Li Zhen's Rise to Power 8 -- Disaster Reporting -- Where Does the Danger Come From? 9 -- The Origins of Investigative Journalism -- The Emergence of China's Watchdog Reporting / Li-Fung Cho
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