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China's Media: Reportin’ Tahrir Square Like It’s 1989
• February 6, 2011
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More along the lines of "Reportin’ Like It’s 1989” theme referred to in the previous post is a fine photoessay from Tahrir Square by Xinhua’s Yin Dongxun. For me, the subject matter evokes comparisons to Tian An Men Square in 1989. Here’s a few samples. The rest are here, on Xinhua’s English-language service: Perhaps Al... Read More
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