jmsccoms, Author at Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong

7 March 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 7 March 2018

China’s Communist Party says it’s ending presidential term limits by popular demand

7 March 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 7 March 2018

First solar, then steel…now soy? China’s move to buy Brazilian soybeans over U.S. could worsen trade tensions

2 March 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 2 March 2018

Someone tell Trump the trade war is over. China won

2 March 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 2 March 2018

China’s stifling of presidential term limit debate amounts to most significant censorship in months, watchdog says

15 February 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 15 February 2018

Hong Kong gov’t lagging behind in surveillance laws and routine disclosure, HKU researchers say

14 February 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 14 February 2018

New laws needed to cover content removal requests in Hong Kong, say transparency advocates

14 February 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 14 February 2018

AFP hosts talk on evolving ethical concerns for journalists today

By Tang Ziyi The Journalism & Media Studies Centre (JMSC) held a talk titled “Why media ethics matter in the era of fake news” at the University of Hong Kong last Wednesday. Two senior members […]

9 February 2018

Published by jmsccoms at 9 February 2018

HK Transparency Report publishes latest findings

The HK Transparency Report published the findings of its survey of cyberspace surveillance in five jurisdictions on 9 February. The research seeks to shed light on solutions for Hong Kong to improve the current surveillance law and […]