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By BY CORINA KNOLL, MICHAEL FORSYTHE, FRANCES ROBLES AND LINDA QIU from U.S. in the New York Times-https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/24/us/atlanta-shooting-spa-owners.html?partner=IFTTT Owners and employees at the spas attacked last week shared common immigrant aspirations, but were separated by a vast gap in money and power. 2 Immigrant Paths: One Led to Wealth, the Other Ended in Death in Atlanta New York Times
Bloomberg News in Asia is losing editors left and right as Ben Richardson becomes the third to leave over a spiked China investigative piece
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NYT Hires Bloomberg Pariah Michael Forsythe. Quid Pro Quo, Yes?
So Bloomberg News reporter Michael Forsythe, who leaked a big story last fall to the New York Times about Bloomberg News spiking his report about corruption among China’s political leaders, gets fired by Bloomberg News and then hired by the Times.
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Did NYT Public Editor Just Endorse Pay-for-Play?
In her New York Times column today, Public Editor Margaret Sullivan takes on The Thorny Challenge of Covering China.
Thorny in two ways for the Times: First because the Chinese government is aggressively responding to news organizations that produce…
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Should a Bloomberg Executive Host a Press Freedom Dinner?
A prominent Hong Kong-based journalist has called on Daniel Doctoroff, Chief Executive Officer of Bloomberg L.P., to step down from his role as chairman of the Committee to Protect Journalists’ (CPJ) annual International Press Freedom Awards dinner on Tuesday in New York because his company is engulfed in a press freedom controversy of its own, involving its China reporting team.
Ying Chan, who was an honoree at the same dinner 15 years ago, called on Doctoroff to relinquish CPJ’s podium in the wake of the suspension of Hong Kong-based Bloomberg reporter Michael Forsythe on November 13. Forsythe was a leading member of the company’s respected China news team. Bloomberg employees told The New York Times that Bloomberg’s Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler said the company would not publish the China team’s latest long-term investigations on the financial ties of China’s top leaders to powerful business interests. The employees characterized Winkler’s moves as self-censorship to protect the company’s interests in China, the world’s second-largest economy, which lacks a free press.
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Based on this video, Next Media Animation has more credibility on reporting about issues related to Chinese corruption than Bloomberg does.
How Bloomberg “News” Censors the News
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