China Faces WTO Case Over Financial News
From Reuters via Khaleej Times : The European Union and the United States have decided to file a joint complaint against China at the World Trade Organisation over how Beijing regulates foreign...
View ArticleChina Responds to US, EU on News Dispute
From AP: China said Tuesday it will follow WTO rules in settling disputes with the United States and Europe over restraints on access to its booming market for financial information services, but it...
View ArticleChina Agrees to Loosen Controls on News Providers
Following complaints filed to the WTO by the U.S., E.U. and Canada, China has canceled regulations imposed in 2006 that required foreign financial news services to go through Xinhua to distribute news...
View ArticleLi, Caijing Said to Be Planning News Venture in China
Richard Li, son of Li Ka-shing, plans to launch on online financial news service with Caijing Magazine. From Bloomberg: The venture, which will focus its coverage on China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, may...
View ArticleCapitalism Finds Voice in China TV (Updated with Video)
The International Herald Tribune profiles CCTV anchor Rui Chenggang, who made waves a couple of years ago when he protested Starbucks operating in the Forbidden City. From the IHT profile: His nightly...
View ArticleChina Announces Regulations for Financial Information in Settlement with US,...
Following a complaint brought at the WTO, China has changed regulations governing foreign financial information providers. From the Los Angeles Times: The rules eliminate a requirement that foreign...
View ArticleNew China News Agency: Guardian of Media Ethics
From the Wall Street Journal’s China Journal blog: China’s Xinhua News Agency is lecturing Western media outlets for ignoring risks, covering up lies, protecting the powerful and clouding the truth....
View ArticleXinhua World Media Summit: Transparency and the Role of Media in China
Xinhua is hosting a world media summit in Beijing. From their own report: Xinhua and eight other renowned media organizations including News Corporation, AP, Reuters, ITAR-TASS, Kyodo News, BBC, Turner...
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