Who is the US journalist Andre Vltchek? What happened to him?
Great article about Andre Vltchek. Note: According to Andre’s partner, he passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite his diabetes, he didn’t give up on his quest for truth! I’m going to miss his insightful articles!
For decades, Andre Vltchek, an old-school journalist and artist (but a young man) who traveled the world in search of truth and who always stood up …
The Death of Andre Vltchek, A Passionate Warrior for Truth
Related:
Trump administration designates 4 more Chinese media outlets as ‘foreign missions’
The designation will require the outlets to send the State Department a full list of employees in the U.S. and their real estate holdings, similar to the rules for embassies and consulates. It could force some of the groups’ journalists to leave the United States.
Related:
FCC orders radio station in Mexico to halt broadcast of Chinese programs to U.S.
The Inevitable Coronavirus Censorship Crisis is Here – Matt Taibi
The people who want to add a censorship regime to a health crisis are more dangerous and more stupid by leaps and bounds than a president who tells people to inject disinfectant. It’s astonishing that they don’t see this.
U.S. Designates China’s Official Media as Operatives of the Communist State – The New York Times
— Read on archive.is/Ju6JJ
Opinion | The Subtle Muckrakers of the Coronavirus Epidemic – The New York Times
— Read on archive.is/E63FZ
A scholar of Chinese and Russian media discusses her book on media politics in China, and how she believes that the critical role of media in the country is underappreciated. In her view, China’s media and government engage in an improvised “dance” to guide and influence each other, rather than having a one-way relationship in which the government controls the media.
— Read on supchina.com/2018/02/15/sinica-podcast-critical-journalism-china-explained-maria-repnikova/
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