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David Bandurski

  • Co-Director, China Media Project and Contributor, Freelance
Taipei
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Director of the China Media Project, a think-tank ogling the media and discourse in the PRC, as well as global Chinese media via its Lingua Sinica platform.
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Taming News of a Border Tragedy

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By David Bandurski
| China Media Project
The devastating floods that struck Nepal and Tibet last month after a glacial collapse in the Himalayan border region have to date resulted in at least 1,300 dead, with many more still missing. Through the final week of August, the tragedy dominated headlines around the world. In China, where the border checkpoint of Gyirong port was struck by a destructive wall of water coursing down from the mountains, there was equally intense interest in the story.
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Borrowed Boats for Bishkek

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By David Bandurski
| China Media Project
As a leaders summit in the Kyrgyz capital of Bishkek brought together heads of state from across Eurasia, the Middle East and South Asia on Monday morning, China’s official People’s Daily newspaper dedicated the top spot on the front page to a self-congratulatory report on the cross-regional success of a television program about the pithy, homespun talk of Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Hanging a Banner for Chinese AI

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By David Bandurski
| China Media Project
In recent weeks and months, China has made artificial intelligence a centerpiece not just of its domestic economic development planning, but also of its global influence strategy. But rarely has its vision of AI been so visually apparent as on the front page of yesterday’s edition of the official People’s Daily newspaper.
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