David Moser, And Expert Media Commentator Zha Jianying, Talk About The Conflux And Evolution Of Western And Chinese Art And Media Since The 1980’S.

David Moser, and expert media commentator Zha Jianying, talk about the conflux and evolution of western and Chinese art and media since the 1980’s.

David Moser, and expert media commentator Zha Jianying, talk about the conflux and evolution of western and Chinese art and media since the 1980’s.

Obama's first visit to China has inspired intensive media reports and blog entries. Zhang Lijia meets media experts to discuss coverage from both China and the U.S.

Obama's first visit to China has inspired intensive media reports and blog entries. Zhang Lijia meets media experts to discuss coverage from both China and the U.S.

Media restrictions in China have long been criticized in some quarters, but the current journalistic landscape here is far removed from what it was, even just a few years ago. With China marking its 10th annual National Journalism day this past weekend, we take a look at the country's media and find out what the future holds for both Chinese and foreign journalists reporting inside the country.

Today David Moser invites guests with unique perspectives as they debate whether western media could be said to be biased against China.

While China’s government has been criticized in the past for censoring its media, they are now taking a very different approach—teaming up with Chinese press to help boost the country’s image abroad. The government will reportedly spend nearly 9 billion dollars between 2009 and 2010 on so-called “external publicity work,” which includes revamping its main state-run media sources like China Central Television and the China Daily newspaper.