The China Media Project team is led by veteran journalists Ying Chan and Qian Gang. The project also benefits from the participation and expertise of the faculty of the Journalism & Media Studies Centre.

Latest Staff Editorials

• Why Southern Weekly? by (2013-02-18)
• Why Southern Weekly said “No” by (2013-01-11)
• A keen reader, hoping for more and better by David Bandurski (2012-10-15)
• China’s malformed media sphere by Qian Gang (2012-07-11)
• Elections in Taiwan set the bar for China by Ying Chan (2012-01-17)
• The bandwagon of soft power by David Bandurski (2011-10-24)
• What exactly is the World Media Summit? by David Bandurski (2011-09-28)
• Reading behind Wen’s remarks on reform by Ying Chan (2011-09-23)
• How to deal with the CCP’s “fourth danger”? by (2011-08-05)
• Letter to Journalists in China and Hong Kong by Qian Gang (2011-08-01)

• Ying Chan
  陈婉莹
  Ying Chan, an award-winning journalist and Hong Kong native, established the Journalism and Media Studies Centre… Read in July 1999. She set up the Master of
• Qian Gang
  钱钢
  Best known for his tenure as managing editor of Southern Weekend… Read, one of China’s most progressive newspapers, Qian Gang is one of China’s foremost
• David Bandurski
  班志远
  David is the editor of the China Media Project website and a frequent commentator on Chinese media. His writings have appeared in Far Eastern Economic … Read