This article examines the news coverage of a nonmilitary conflict: The US–China trade
conflict by major news media outlets in the USA and China using the war and peace …

Recently, authoritarian states have invested heavily in state-sponsored international news.
Some states have instrumentalised this news geopolitically, with Russian electoral …

Using semi-structured interviews with Chinese data journalists across party and commercial
media, this article assesses the structure and practice of data journalism in China. In doing …

In Australia, engagement with WeChat has transformed the previous Chinese ethnic media
into ethno-transnational media, in the sense that content production and distribution have …

China's global communication activities are mainly perceived as sinister propaganda to
mislead international audiences, and related discussions exemplify Western unease about …

In the context of China's ascendancy, the world watches and listens. China wants to project
a soft power image. One channel for its soft power communication–about its success and …

In the past decade, the initiative of “brand propaganda,” a form of positive reporting on local
governments in exchange of financial support, emerged within a few of China's city-level …

China's news sector is a place where newsmakers, advertising executives, company
bosses, and Party officials engage one another in contingent and evolving arrangements …

This article examines the corruption scandal and trial of Chinese political leader Bo Xilai in
2012 and 2013 and the discourses associated with the scandal in the years afterward. It …

This paper explores a case of public contention against the censoring of a feature article
about a COVID-19 whistleblower on the Chinese social media, WeChat. Moving beyond the …