The latest findings from Hong Kong's Press Freedom Index don't look good, but they do shed light on how the city's media environment is changing four years into an ongoing crackdown.| China Media Project
China’s leadership is actively pushing culture throughout the country’s vast rural hinterland, including through hundreds of thousands of "rural bookrooms." But the overriding goal is to push the Party’s continued dominance at China’s grassroots — to the detriment of real cultural development.| China Media Project
With a US Senate debate on TikTok and its national security implications on the horizon, some media have asked what signs there are that the app's parent company, ByteDance, is under the thumb of China's leadership. An abject politically-laden apology six years ago by the company's CEO cuts right through the questions.| China Media Project