Media in China to blame for emotions running high


By LI XIN

IN an era where social networking and interpersonal communication are expanding, the tendency to incite sentiments is what media practitioners, organisations, platforms and the public should be alerted to.

In terms of objectivity and credibility, there is a huge gap between the media in China (including both the online and social media) with the international ones. It is perhaps even more so over the reporting of MH370’s disappearance.

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